October 1996

Osborne pays creditors, fights IRS goes to taxes Date: 10/04/96 Category: NEW Page: 1A DOUG THOMPSON, Democrat-Gazette Business Writer Caption: Photo by STEPHEN B. THORNTON, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Autographed pictures of the last four American presidents line the wall above Jennings Osborne's desk at his Little Rock office Thursday as he discusses his continuing battle with the Internal Revenue Service. Jennings Osborne, the millionaire Little Rock philanthropist famed for having thousands of points of light at his home and elsewhere, emerged from bankruptcy this week by arranging quick payments to his creditors -- except the Internal Revenue Service. Osborne and his wife, Mitzi, filed for bankruptcy protection in July 1995 after negotiations with the IRS broke down. The agency filed a lien on their property the preceding January. He will pay the IRS $10,000 a month, until the claims are settled. The IRS says Osborne owes $3.5 million in interest, taxes and penalties. Osborne gave his first in-depth interview Thursday on why a family reporting $183,500 a month in income filed bankruptcy. He said IRS liens and threats of seizure put him and his business, Arkansas Research Medical Testing Center, in a bind. Osborne's business tries out new pharmaceuticals on volunteer subjects. For Osborne, the bankruptcy "gave me time to catch my breath. They had a lien on everything we own and had it so we could not sell assets. We were between a rock and a hard place." He said Thursday he has been audited by the IRS " 17 years in a row," then wondered aloud how scrutiny like that missed the $3.5 million the agency claims now Osborne now owes. In early 1995, the IRS issued a lien of $361,118.28. By November, the lien had escalated to $ 1,720,859.96. Now the IRS says Osborne owes $3.5 million. A regional spokesman for the IRS did not return telephone messages Thursday afternoon. Federal law prohibits the agency from discussing personal cases. "Filing bankruptcy was the most embarrassing thing of my life," Osborne said. "That night, CBS (television) called and said they were going to" broadcast news of the bankruptcy during the University of Arkansas' NCAA Championship finals "unless I gave an interview." With the bankruptcy behind him, Osborne no longer has to report his money habits to the court. Osborne said he is "going to Disneyworld." Trips and other expenditures have required court approval since he filed for bankruptcy in July 1995. The Florida theme park accepted his famous Christmas lights after the state Supreme Court told him the crowds drawn to the annual display were clogging traffc. Osborne said he was leaving for Florida with his family today. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge James G. Mixon signed Osborne's agreement Tuesday. According to the agreement, Osborne had already paid Fairfield Communities Inc. the $860,712.75 his company owed on its Little Rock building. He had paid First Commercial Bank in Little Rock $200,000 on each of two loans, and agreed to pay the remaining balance in 12 months. These mortgages for Osborne's home, its lot, two adjacent ones on Robinwood Drive in Little Rock and a second home in Hot Springs totaled $1,572,356.66. Another $226,157.92 was paid to other creditors, including $97,931.50 to settle some ofthe older IRS claims. As for the current claims, Osborne has agreed to pay $ 10,000 a month to the IRS until the claims are resolved. The IRS will pay back any surplus after the case is resolved. Osborne said the IRS's claim was "90 percent fluff." The IRS was the only claim Osborne disputed in the bankruptcy case. "Seldom one sees a bankruptcy in which someone does not lose," said Robert Lowry of Little Rock, an attorney for Osborne. All creditors who were not paid immediately will receive 10 percent interest, the agreement shows. The disputed IRS claim and a related state Department of Finance and Administration claim will be fully paid when the court resolves the claims, according to the agreement. Don't look for those claims to be resolved soon, Lowry said. There will be "a great deal of discovery motions made and depositions taken," he said. Under federal law, IRS agents cannot be forced to give depositions in tax court. The IRS lien and threats of seizure "was the predicating reason for the filing," Lowry said, but declined to comment further. "It has never bothered me to play hardball in my life, especially when dealing with someone who has acted wrongfully," Lowry said. The IRS case file on his client "is Alice in Wonderland, Franz Kaflca or Dr. Seuss, I know not which," Lowry said. Osborne said his troubles began with the IRS audits. He was audited every year, but each audit would be for a tax filing two or three years before, Osborne said. "So when they found something, they could attach interest and penalties," he said. "They could turn $100 into thousands that way. "I've paid the IRS millions of dollars, and never complained, but I didn't get where I am today by ignoring things," Osborne said. He said he demanded that the IRS get current on the audits, he said, and the row began, escalating with each step. The difference between his tax dispute and every other, Osborne said, is that "the Lord has blessed me with the means to fight it."

State Fair results Date: 10/21/96 Category: BUSINESS Page: 6D The Junior Livestock Auction, an Arkansas State Fair event saluting outstanding junior livestock exhibitors, raised $ 115,175 in premiums Friday at the state Fairgrounds. The premiums were awarded to 4-H Club and Future Farmers of America members who showed prize-winning market animals in judging events held earlier in the week at the Arkansas State Fair. The five grand champions -- a steer, market hog, lamb, pen of broilers and turkey -- brought $35,950 in premiums to five Arkansas youngsters. Affiliated Foods Southwest provided a record $16,200 in premiums to Ginger Crossland, 15, of E1 Dorado (Union County), who showed the grand champion steer, a 1,285-pound exotic crossbreed steer. Affiliated Foods Southwest also paid $4,000 in premiums to Chelsea McDowell, 12, of Hatfield (Polk County), for the grand champion lamb, a 114-pound Suffolk lamb. This marks the second consecutive year that Chelsea has shown the grand champion lamb. Maggie Keener, 16, of Hatfield (Polk County) received $8,000 from Volume Services, the official food service vendor for the Arkansas State Fair, for her grand champion market hog, a 242 pound Hampshire barrow. The Arkansas Poultry Federation paid $4,150 in premiums to Eric Wright, 14, of Quitman (Cleburne County) for his grand champion pen of broilers. The Jannings Osborne family paid $3,600 in premiums to Lance Wright, 18, of Quitman (Cleburne County) for his grand champion turkey. The reserve grand champion steer shown by Tonya Madewell, 15, of Prairie Grove (Washington County) brought $ 10,100 from the Arkansas Farm Bureau. Affiliated Foods Southwest purchased the reserve grand champion market hog for $2,600 from Aaron Cobb, 14, of Lake City (Craighead County). It weighed 225 pounds and was a Yorkshire gilt. Deggeller Attractions, the Stuart, Fla., company that provides the Arkansas State Fair midway, bought the reserve grand champion market lamb for $3,100. The lamb was shown by Jessica Fisher, 14, of Mulberry (Crawford County). It weighed 121 pounds and was a crossbred. The Arkansas Poultry Federation purchased both the reserve grand champion pen of broilers for $2,600 from Scarlett Selkirk, 11, of Greenwood (Sebastian County) and the reserve grand champion turkey for $2,000 from Rhonda White, 13 of Junction City (Union County). The following youngsters, all showing hogs, were awarded premiums: Clint Lane of Hatfield (Polk County), $ 1,075 from Miller Beer; Jamie Hankins of Elkins (Washington County), $725 from the Cervi Rodeo Co.; JoAnna Chambers of Camden (Ouachita County), $1,000 from Entergy; Holly Hamilton of Hatfield (Polk County), $975 from Volume Services; Mark Harmon of Bonnerdale (Hot Spring County), $850 from the State Fair Midway Concessionaires; Stacie Floyd of Mena (Polk County), $975 from Golden Eagle Budweiser; Dan Diementa of Wesley (Madison County), $850 from the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Arkansas. Leslie Cobb of Lake City (Craighead County), $675 from Cranford Johnson Robinson Woods; Brent Clark of Ponca (Newton County), $700 from Electric Motor Co. and the Pulaski County Farm Bureau; Jarrett Cobb of Lake City (Craighead County), $650 from the Peerless Group and $510 from the Arkansas Pork Producers Association for an additional champion hog; Nathan Sexton of Camden (Ouachita County), $600 from Brown Packing Company; Mathew Fryar of Royal (Garland County), $525 from the Arkansas State Fair; and Misty Gustafson of Mansfield (Sebastian County), $1,025 from Arkansas Pork Producers Association. Jacob Harrington of Arkadelphia (Clark County), $685 from the Arkansas State Fair; Ashley Donnell of Gravette (Benton County), $990 from the Arkansas Pork Producers Association and Tyson Foods Inc.; Ty Jean of Magnolia (Columbia County), $725 from the Greater Little Rock Chamber of Commerce; Amanda Thomason of Arkadelphia (Clark County), $650 from Tyson Foods; Seth Sexton of Camden (Ouachita County), $650 from Blackmon Auctions; Rhonda Duckett of Hatfield (Polk County), $675 from Boatmen's Bank; and Craig Wardlaw of Hermitage (Bradley County), $600 from Arkansas Farm Bureau. Tim Walston of Mena (Polk County), $500 from the Pulaski County Farm Bureau; Jake Surber of Horatio (Sevier County), $675 from Affliated Foods Southwest; Evan Peters of Vilonia (Faulkner County), $650 from Arkansas Poultry Federation and Razorback Towel Co.; Mathew Whisenhunt of Foreman (Little River County), $700 from Spirit Homes and First Commercial Bank; Leslie Cobb of Lake City (Craighead County), $500 from Tyson Foods; Brent Clark of Ponca (Newton County), $525 from Arkansas Poultry Federation; and Marty Ford of Gurdon (Clark County), $525 from Entergy. These youngsters, all showing steers, were awarded premiums: Kimberly Talley of New Edinburg (Cleveland County), $2,050 from Miller Beer; Andrea King of Mulberry (Crawford County), $ 1,500 from Boatmen's Bank; J.L. Wagoner of Flippin (Marion County), $ 1,700 from Entergy; Alicia Peevy of Alma (Crawford County), $ 1,250 from the Arkansas State Fair. Ginger Crossland of El Dorado (Union County) also received $ 1,175 from New Age Distributing Snapple for another steer in the Junior Livestock Auction. Other junior exhibitors showing steers were awarded the following premiums: Luke Titsworth of Hatfield (Polk County), $ 1,025 from Volume Services; Barry Denton of Hatfield (Polk County), $ 1,000 from Golden Eagle Budweiser; and Stephanie Stratton of Harrison (Boone County), $1,075 from Entergy. Jessica Fisher of Mulberry (Crawford County) received $ 1,000 from the Arkansas Farm Bureau and Blackmon Auctions for a steer in the Junior Livestock Auction, in addition to showing the reserve grand champion market lamb. Other youngsters, showing steers, were awarded premiums: Janice Fowler of Omaha (Boone County), $1,000 from Midway Foods Concessionaires, Affliated Foods Southwest and Blackmon Auctions; Josh King of Mountain Home (Baxter County), $1,000 from the Arkansas State Fair and Affliated Foods Southwest; Samatha Edwards of Harrison (Boone County), $1,250 from Affliated Foods Southwest. In addition, these youngsters showing steers received premiums at the auction: Brad Amos of Sulphur Springs (Benton County), $ 1,150 from Little Rock Dodge and Tyson Foods; Tra McCarty of Siloam Springs (Benton County), $1,100 from the Jennings Osborne family and Tyson Foods; Jerry Youngblood of Wickes (Polk County), $1,000 from Farmers Association of Little Rock; and Kristen Evatt of Vilonia (Faulkner County), $2,325 from Central Industrial Electric Company, Entergy and First Commercial Bank. The following youngsters, all showing lambs, were awarded premiums Friday: Corrie Peek of Hatfield (Polk County), $370 from Miller Beer; Tonya Titsworth of Hatfield (Polk County), $395 from KSSN Radio; and Maggie Keener of Hatfield (Polk County), $600 from Golden Eagle Budweiser. Korey Randalman of Paragould (Greene County), $525 from the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Arkansas; Kimberly Wreyford of Waldo (Columbia County), $530 from Entergy; Nicki Loupe of Crossett (Ashley County), $510 from Prime Quality Feed and $ 1,250 for another lamb from Affiliated Foods Southwest and the Greater Little Rock Chamber of Commerce; Jackie Holland of Mena (Polk County), $510 from Tyson Foods; Tommy McDougal of Crossett (Ashley County), $650 from First Commercial Bank; and Brandon Davis of Paragould (Greene County), $1,350 from First Commercial Bank and the Greater Little Rock Chamber of Commerce. These youngsters, all showing broilers, were awarded premiums: Lance Wright of Quitman (Cleburne County), $2,250 from Arkansas Poultry Federation; Naomi Harrod of Hot Springs (Garland County), $2,000 from the Arkansas Poultry Federation; Alissa Baber of Benton (Saline County), $2,000 from the Arkansas Poultry Federation; and John Holliman of Quitman (Cleburne County), $1,800 from the Arkansas Poultry Federation. Bonuses were provided to select exhibitors by the Arkansas Farm Bureau, Holmes Davis Hoffmann, Boatmen's Bank, State Fair Midway Concessionaires and Jeff Bowers. Afffiliated Foods Southwest, by making a $25,000 commitment to the auction, was named a Blue Ribbon Sponsor. Volume Services Inc., Arkansas Farm Bureau and the Arkansas Poultry Federation, each contributing $ 10,000 were Red Ribbon Sponsors. Entergy and the Jennings Osborne family were White Ribbon Sponsors, each contributing $5,000. Jack Justus, executive vice president of Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation, served his first year as auction chairman. Travis Justice, director of the beef cattle division for Arkansas Farm Bureau, was auction coordinator, and John Philpot was the event's master of ceremonies. Tom Blackmon was auctioneer. The auction is an of ficial event of the Farm and Ranch Club of Arkansas. Winners were named Friday in both junior and open livestock competitions at the Arkansas State Fair. Winners include: JUNIOR BEEF CATTLE • Maine Anjou: Champion Female shown by Tonya Madewell of Prairie Grove (Washington County), Reserve Champion Female shown by Kim Draper of Malvern, Champion Bull shown by Tonya Madewell of Prairie Grove and Reserve Champion Bull shown by Labrada Liggin of Horatio. • Limousin: Champion Female and Reserve Champion Female shown by Beth Bratton of Austin (Lonoke County), Champion Bull and Reserve Champion Bull shown by Kevin Middleton of Damascus (Faulkner County). • Pinzgauer: Champion Female shown by Greg Winnen of Clinton, who also showed the Reserve Champion Female, Champion Bull and Reserve Champion Bull. • Simmental: Champion Female and Reserve Champion Female shown by Lisa Williams of Siloam Springs, Champion Bull shown by Kelli McKinnon of Gurdon (Clark County) and Reserve Champion Bull shown by Denise Moore of Lincoln (Washington County). • Simbrah: Champion Female shown by Jason Hogue of Bryant, who also showed the Reserve Champion Female; Champion Bull shown by Megan Hogue of Benton and Reserve Champion Bull shown by Jason Clay of Lockesburg (Sevier County). • Chianina: Champion Female and Reserve Champion Female shown by Shane Ralston of Enola (Faulkner County), Champion Bull shown by Kelli Kent of Foreman (Little River) and Reserve Champion Bull shown by Shane Ralston of Enola. • All Other Breeds: Champion Female shown by Mary Evans of London (Pope County), Reserve Champion Female shown by Anthony Gabriel of Yellville (Marion County), Champion Bull shown by Eric Wright of Quitman and Reserve Champion Bull shown by Anthony Gabriel of Yellville. OPEN BEEF CATTLE • Simmental: Grand Champion Female, Reserve Grand Champion Female and Arkansas Champion Female shown by Pat Haley of Batesville; Grand Champion Bull shown by B&R Fitting Service of Republic, Mo.; Reserve Grand Champion Bull and Arkansas Champion Bull shown by Big Branch Simmental of Alexander. • Limousin: Grand Champion Female, Reserve Grand Champion Female and Grand Champion Bull shown by Martin Farms of Harrison; Grand Champion Bull shown by Kevin Middleton of Damascus; Reserve Grand Champion Bull shown by Four L's Limousin of Omaha; and Arkansas Champion Bull shown by Kevin Middleton. OPEN SHEEP • Montedale: Champion Ram shown by John and Julia Marrs of Skiatook, Okla; Reserve Champion Ram shown by Kasey Cox of Winona, Mo.; Arkansas Champion shown by Laura Beth Blackman of Brookland (Craighead County); Champion Ewe shown by John and Julia Marrs; Reserve Champion Ewe shown by Kasey Cox; and Arkansas Champion Ewe shown by Laura Beth Blackman. • Columbia: Champion Ram shown by Amanda Simm of Golconda, Ill; Reserve Champion Ram shown by Monty Cox of Winona, Mo.; Champion Ewe, shown by Olson Brothers of Warner, Okla.; and Reserve Champion Ewe shown by Monty Cox of Winona, Mo. There were no Arkansas Champions named. • Cotswold: Champion Ram and Reserve Champion Ram shown by George Fewkes of Albion, Ill.; Arkansas Champion Ram shown by Leldon King of Fayetteville; Champion Ewe shown by Kim Coulfield of Cornersville, Tenn.; Reserve Champion Ewe shown by Bar C Ranch of Winona, Mo., and Arkansas Champion Ewe shown by Leldon King. • All Other Breeds: Champion Ram shown by George Fewkes of Albion, Ill.; Reserve Champion Ram shown by John and Julia Marrs of Skiatook, Okla.; Arkansas Champion Ram shown by Elaina Pohl of Paragould; Champion Ewe shown by George Fewkes; Reserve Champion Ewe shown by John and Julia Marrs; and Arkansas Champion Ewe shown by Elaina Pohl of Paragould. Livestock winners named Wednesday and Thursday at the Arkansas State Fair include: ARKANSAS BRED LAMB SHOW • All Other Breeds: Champion shown by Kimberly Pipkin of Magnolia and Reserve Champion shown by Jason Varas of Ozark. • Hampshire: Champion shown by Amanda Holtz of Searcy and Reserve Champion shown by Keyle Tooley of Camden. • Suffolk: Champion shown by Elysia Pohl of Paragould and Reserve Champion shown by Kory Randleman of Paragould. • Crossbred: Champion shown by Maggie Keener of Hatfield and Reserve Champion shown by Kory Randleman of Paragould. JUNIOR MARKET LAMB SHOW • Chelsea McDowell of Hatfield showed the Grand Champion in the Junior Market Lamb Show and Jessica Fisher of Mulberry showed the Reserve Grand Champion. These two lambs were to be sold Friday during the Junior Livestock Auction at the state fair. • Other winners in the market lamb show were: /tAll Other Breeds: Grand Champion shown by Kimberly Pipkin of Magnolia and Reserve Grand Champion shown by Lane Kelley of Crossett. • Hampshire: Grand Champion shown by Corie Peck of Hatfield and Reserve Grand Champion shown by Tonya Titsworth of Hatfield. • Suffolk: Grand Champion shown by Chelsea McDonald of Hatfield and Reserve Grand Champion shown by Kimberly Wreyford of Waldo (Columbia County). • Crossbred: Grand Champion shown by Jessica Fisher of Mulberry and Maggie Keener of Hatfield. JUNIOR BEEF CATTLE SHOW • Brangus: Champion Female shown by Ryan Maloch of Magnolia; Reserve Champion shown by Michele Golden of Arkadelphia; Champion Bull shown by Robert Widner of Harrison and Reserve Champion Bull shown by Lauren Clark of Nashville. • BeeLmaster: Champion Female shown by Meagan Grimmett of Buckner; Reserve Champion Female shown by Jeffery Smith of Horatio; Champion Bull shown by Wayne Ward of Texarkana and Reserve Champion Bull shown by Dane Alread of Greenbrier. • Brahman: Champion Female shown by Richard Van Voast of De Queen; Reserve Champion Female shown by Amanda Bradley of Quitman; Champion Bull shown by Gordon Barner of Bearden and Reserve Champion Bull shown by Kyle Cross of Fouke. OPEN BEEF CATTLE SHOW • Red Poll: Grand Champion Female shown by Esquire Land and Cattle Co. of Mabelvale; Reserve Grand Champion Female shown by Anthony Gabriel of Yellville; Arkansas Champion Female shown by Esquire Land and Cattle Co.; Grand Champion Bull shown by Esquire Land and Cattle Co.; Reserve Grand Champion Bull shown by Esquire Land and Cattle Co.; and Arkansas Champion Bull shown by Esquire Land and Cattle Co. • Brahman: Grand Champion Female shown by Stephanie Bedford of Fairland, Okla.; Reserve Grand Champion Female shown by Poor Boy Ranch of Fairland, Okla.; Arkansas Champion Female shown by Richard Van Voast of De Queen; Grand Champion Bull shown by Circle J Ranch of Texarkana, Texas; Reserve Grand Champion Bull shown by Ronnie Collie of Monroe, La.; and Arkansas Champion Bull shown by Jami Van Voast of De Queen. Junior Market Hog Show Grand Champion Maggie Keener of Hatfield (Polk County). Reserve Grand Champion Market Hog Aaron Cobb of Monette (Craighead County). Commercial Gilt Show Grand Champion Katrina Hughes of Jasper (Newton County) Reserve Grand Champion Gilt Michael Buster of Ashdown (Little River County). Breeding Swine Show OPEN DIVISION • All Other Breeds: Grand Champion Gilt shown by Andy Shaw of Vilonia and Reserve Grand Champion shown by Debbie Jackson of Gurdon (Clark County). • Hampshire: Grand Champion Boar shown by Jason Paul of Mount Holly (Union County); Reserve Grand Champion Boar, shown by the Hampton (Calhoun County) FFA Chapter; Grand Champion Gilt shown by Benji Sisson of Vilonia; and Reserve Grand Champion Gilt shown by Leah Lynn of Gurdon. • Yorkshire: Grand Champion Boar shown by Alice Leese of Mount Holly, who also showed the Reserve Grand Champion Boar; Grand Champion Gilt shown by Elizabeth McCandless of Foreman (Little River County); and Reserve Grand Champion Gilt shown by Jayme Singleton of Decatur (Benton County). • Duroc: Grand Champion Boar and Reserve Grand Champion Boar both shown by Paul and Scott Belts of Gravette (Benton County); Grand Champion Gilt shown by Kristen Land of Arkadelphia (Clark County); and Reserve Grand Champion Gilt shown by Aaron Trust of Decatur. JUNIOR SHOW • All Other Breeds: Grand Champion Gilt shown by Trish Collins of Lincoln (Washington County) and Reserve Grand Champion shown by Andy Shaw of Vilonia. • Hampshire: Grand Champion Board shown by Jason Paul of Mount Holly; Reserve Grand Champion Boar shown by the Hampton FFA; Grand Champion Gilt shown by Benji Sisson of Vilonia; and Reserve Grand Champion Gilt shown by Leah Lynn of Gurdon. • Yorkshire: Grand Champion Boar shown by Alice Leese of Mount Holly; Reserve Grand Champion Boar shown by Kimberly Pipkin of Waldo (Columbia County); Grand Champion Gilt shown by Elizabeth McCandless of Foreman; and Reserve Grand Champion Gilt shown by Jayme Singleton of Decatur. • Duroc: Grand Champion Boar shown by Aaron Trent of Decatur; Reserve Grand Champion Boar shown by Michael Buster of Lockesburg (Sevier County); Grand Champion Gilt shown by Aaron Trent of Decatur; and Reserve Grand Champion Gilt shown by Melissa Reed of Canehill (Washington County).

Paper Trails Date: 10/24/96 Category: STYLE Page: E Carrie Rengers The jammin' judges play for Arkansas If you ever have to appear before Arkansas Supreme Court Associate Justice David Newbern or Pulaski County Circuit Judge David Bogard, you might find they look familiar. Perhaps that's because you've seen Bogard jamming at Juanita's or Newbern sitting in with the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra. "I'm kind of a folk singer," Newbern says. "A real folk singer is someone who would be classified as a member of the folk. I'm too opulent for that, I guess." Newbern, who plays the tuba, banjo and mandolin among other instruments, was the first administrator of the Ozark Folk Center when it opened in 1973. He now plays with The Ozark Point Brass Quintet and the Little Rock Wind Symphony. "Come to think of it, I guess there are a couple of others," Newbern says of his musical associations. Bogard, who began his musical life on the trombone and now plays instruments such as the piano, fiddle and auto harp, is a past president of the Arkansas Blues Connection. "They kept trying to put on a blues concert, and finally I kind of spearheaded the whole thing," Bogard says. Although he's still well known in music circles -- "In fact, I sent to the penitentiary a guy who used to play at Juanita's all the time" -- Bogard is no longer associated with the blues society. "I guess I just burned out of it," Bogard says. "It's like a part-time job." Newbern agrees, "It's really hard for me to squeeze it all in." He'd love to play music full time, but Newbern says, "I'm not that talented." But he couldn't be that bad, since he took his guitar on the campaign trail and strummed his way to the Supreme Court in 1985. Bogard these days hopes to produce some computer-generated arrangements. "You don't have a band but it sounds like it." Newbern and Bogard have played together, too. One concert included former Supreme Court Justice Darrell Hickman. When Bogard introduced the trio, he said, "I'm not Diana Ross but these two are the Supremes." Hickman, who "was so scared the first night he could hardly even hit the strings," according to Bogard, reportedly is now on a motorcycle tour of the country. Bogard and Newbern, however, plan to keep their day jobs. Home for sale As many Arkansans already know, Jerry Van Dyke is leaving California for life as a Razorback. One of the stars of the long-running "Coach," Van Dyke is selling his suburban Toluca Lake estate so he and his wife, Shirley, can spend more time on their 500-acre cattle ranch at Malvern. His San Fernando Valley estate is listed at $2.7 million. Built for Bing Crosby in 1936, the California home was damaged by fire in 1943 and an earthquake in 1994. It was refurbished each time. Van Dyke bought the home from Andy Griff'th in 1993. An expensive Thanksgiving City folks who don't understand the livestock portion of the Arkansas State Fair and Livestock Show might have left the fair last weekend thinking Jennings Osborne had just bought himself a $3,700 turkey for Thanksgiving. It was a beautiful honeysuckle white turkey, but the price tag seemed a bit high even by Osborne standards. Turns out Osborne never even saw the turkey and probably never will. "Maybe they'll take a picture of it for me," says Osborne, who will have to buy another turkey if he wants to eat one this Thanksgiving. "It's just a donation. It helps the children." Individuals and businesses give money to kids who raise and show prize-winning animals. For instance, the grand champion steer brought one hard-working girl $16,000. Fair offcials hope kids use their earnings for education, but they don't have to. Osborne's almost $4,000 this year actually bought him a pen of three turkeys. In past years, he says, "I think I purchased a couple of cows and (a) bull. I don't know." Osborne says, "I would love to have a $3,000 turkey -- with a Tiffany necklace! Nothing's too outlandish for me." Doughnut donations In other purchases, those reports about Osborne buying off IRS and other government offcials just aren't true. Osborne sends doughnuts every Monday to various places --one regular shipment is to the state Capitol -- because "I figure people need to be jump-started once in a while." He says, "It's nice to do it on a Monday morning." Occupants of the Federal Building were treated this week, but Osborne says he wasn't trying to curry favor with judges or anyone else. He also notes that the IRS, with which Osborne has had a few problems, is in the building next door and did not receive a sugary shipment. A second shower a day The state Insurance Department's new downtown Little Rock building has a feature that most government buildings don't: a shower. "It was just part of the remodeling that was done," says Commissioner Lee Douglass. The shower is located near his off'ce on the building's third floor, but Douglass says he didn't request it nor has he used it. Anne Laidlaw, leasing administrator with state Building Services, says a group of administrators, whose off'ces also are on the third floor, requested that a janitorial area be converted into a shower. "It would be handy to have a shower there because they do have some folks who like to jog on their lunch hour," Laidlaw says. A few other state agencies have little-used showers in their buildings, most of which are for field workers who have a reason to get particularly dirty during the day. The Atkins Building, however, has a shower that no one wants. It was in the building when the Arkansas Department of Community Punishment and the Post Prison Transfer Board moved in, but the agencies hoped for a toilet in that particular spot instead. "Unfortunately, it wasn't set for a commode so they ended up with just a shower," Laidlaw says. The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Jeepers creepers! Date: 10/25/96 Category: STYLE Page: 1E LYNN CHARD-PETRINJAK, Democrat-Gazette Staff Caption: Photo by STATON BREIDENTHAL, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette The Little Rock Zoo goes to the ghosts with Boo at the Zoo. In addition to lighted spooks, young visitors can collect goodies as they wander the pumpkin patch. The animals are still the star attraction, but haunting lights and aspooky forest add to the fun at Boo at the Zoo. I love Halloween. The smell of wood fires, the sight of children dressed in plastic copies of latest fads. Among my most memorable Halloweens were the ones when I dressed as the Bride of Frankenstein (I still have a big-hair phobia that I attribute directly to all the teasing and spraying my mother did that night, not to mention the combing out later), the time I was a yellow Crayola crayon and the Haunted Hayride I worked on as a high school senior. The hayride was the best -- nearly three weeks of running around a mock graveyard on the fringe of New Jersey's Pine Barrens. The most frightening moment for me (and everybody else) was when I slipped in the mud and was pulled under the wagon. Despite the bruises running from my right foot up to my left shoulder, I loved the job. Times have changed. Many of today's parents, unfamiliar with their neighbors and all too familiar with urban legends of sociopaths poisoning candy or kidnapping precious Power Rangers and Pocahontases, are reluctant to let their children go house to house trick or treating. But they don't want to spoil one of the most enjoyable nights of the year for the kids. Where do they take the little ghosts and goblins? Coming to the rescue are various groups hosting Halloween-themed activities around the state. Here are a few: O The Ace of Clubs House, 420 Pine St., Texarkana, is being transformed from its usual identity as a stately old home into a regular Gallery of Horrors, 6-8 p.m. Saturday. The old Victorian-era mansion's dry moat will be filled with nonthreatening spooks (they don't touch the spookees) in haunting scenes. They're even featuring a scene based on Edgar Allan Poe's "Masque of the Red Death." Unfortunately, stairs make the gallery inaccessible to wheelchairs. Activities in addition to the gallery include a cakewalk, a storyteller and gypsy fortuneteller. Admission is $2, (903) 793-4831. Five Little Rock museums have joined the Aerospace Education Center/ MAX Theater and the River Market merchants for the second annual Big BOO!-seum Bash. This year, kids have a chance to win a Game Boy if they get a game card stamped at three or more of the participating sites. At the Arkansas Territorial Restoration, trick-or-treaters will have to go knocking on the doors of historic houses to get their goodies. Wandering the grounds will be a green-faced witch straight out of a fairy tale, ready to tell a few tales of her own, as well as a mad scientist stirring up potions. Though the Old State House is closed for renovation, the staff didn't want to be left out of this year's party, so they're setting up at Trapnall Hall, 423 E. Capitol. Inside the Civil War medical tent, children's fingers will be put in casts, just like they had broken a bone. For apple bobbing with a twist, the apples will be suspended in the air. Also on hand will be Mr. Trapnall, telling stories from his time. Kids can score some candy for their bags and popcorn to munch while at the hall. It's Dia de Muertos over at the Arkansas Museum of Science and History, 503 E. Ninth St. The Day of the Dead celebration, inspired by the traditions of Mexico, will include the making of death masks and skeleton bread. The Arkansas Arts Center will offer candy, restaurant coupons and more to their trick-ortreaters, along with the opportunity to make a ghoulish collage pin from such materials as tissue paper and glitter. A haunted house geared to the younger set, intended to be creepy but not scary, will be the focal point at the Children's Museum of Arkansas, 1400 W. Markham St. In addition, there will be crafts to make ghost prints and three-dimensional construction paper pumpkins, plus a bean bag toss for free passes to the museum. The Aerospace Education Center won't be showing any IMAX films on Halloween, but they will have an astronaut posing for photos and a ghostly Charles Lindbergh telling the story of his frightening solo journey across the Atlantic Ocean. Games and treats will be the attraction at the River Market, 400 E. Markham. The museums, except Trapnall Hall, and the River Market will be open from 4:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday. Trapnall Hall will open at 5 p.m. Adults must be accompanied by children. Organizers expect visitors will spend between 20 to 30 minutes at each site, though they welcome dawdlers. Free admission. Free shuttle buses will run between the locations. Call 324-9351. • In Van Buren, the Old Town Merchants association brings Halloween on Main Street on Saturday in the form of a children's parade for masqueraders 12 and under at 5:30 p.m., followed by a costume contest. Train and pony rides will be available, as well as game booths and candy for trick or treaters. At 6 p.m., the haunted house beckons. Among last year's scares were a cannibal and a scene based on Anne Rice's vampire stories. The horrors in store for visitors to the house are a closely guarded secret so far this year. Bernie Manard, a reformed cannibal and committee chairman, reminds those planning to haunt Main Street on Saturday that the candy is usually gone in the first half hour to 45 minutes. He doesn't recommend those in wheelchairs to attempt to navigate the haunted house. Admission to the haunted house is $ 1. Call 474-0510. • Virtually all kids love animals, especially when they have the chance to collect candy and other treats while visiting them. Boo at the Zoo adds another enticement with Halloween lights from the Jennings Osborne family. Wandering through the Little Rock Zoo, visitors can expect such curiosities as a talking forest and a pumpkin patch. On the Elephant Stage, zoo docents will present "Creatures of the Night," an educational show featuring owls and opossums, along with other nocturnal creatures. Despite the "cats, bats and boneyards," Friends of the Zoo spokesman Kathy Taylor claims not even the youngest child will be too frightened to enjoy the spooky atmosphere. Hours: 6-8:30 p.m. through Thursday. Admission: $2, $3 children, $1 less for Friends of the Zoo. Call 666-2287. • The Museum of Black Arkansans, 12th and Louisiana streets, has rounded up high school volunteers to stage a Haunted Cathedral of terrorizing exhibits, including "Children of the Corn" and "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" inspired scenes. Hours: 7-10 p.m. today-Wednesday, 7 p.m.-midnight Thursday. In conjunction with the cathedral, EMOBA has planned hayrides around downtown cemeteries and past points of historical interest, with cemetery workers on board sharing their favorite spine-tingling stories. Hayrides will pick up at the Haunted Cathedral today and Thursday, with additional dates as announced. Admission to the cathedral is $4 and the hayride is $2, or pay $5 for both. The cathedral is not handicap accessible. Call 661-9903.

Itemized contributions for Senate, Congress candidates Date: 10/25/96 Category: NEW Page: 5B Here is an itemized list of campaign contributions of $500 or more for U.S. Rep. Tim Hutchinson, Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate. The reporting period is for July 15 to Sept. 30. Hutchinson reported raising $787,000 during that period. Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association, Frederick, Md., $5,000; American Medical PAC, Washington, D.C., $5,000; Associated Builders & Contractors PAC, Rosslyn, Va., $5,000; Credit Union Legislative Action, Washington, D.C., $5,000; Dealers Election Act Committee of the NADA, McLean, Va., $5,000; Fight PAC, Washington, D.C., $5,000; IPHFHA Inc. PAC, Wichita, Kan., $5,000; MBNA Corporation Federal PAC, Wilmington, Del., $5,000; National Restaurant Association, Washington, D.C., $5,000; National Venture Capital Association PAC, Arlington, Va., $5,000; New Republican Majority Fund PAC, Alexandria, Va., $5,000; Outback Steakhouse Inc., Tampa, Fla., $5,000; Potlatch Employee Political Fund, Warren, $5,000; Republican Majority Fund, Ponca City, Okla., $5,000; Republican Pary of Arkansas Victoy '96, Little Rock, $5,000; Senate Victory Fund PAC, Jackson, Miss., $5,000; The Adam Smith PAC, Tampa, Fla., $5,000; Voluntary Contributors for Better Government, Washington, D.C., $5,000; Wal-Mart PAC, Bentonville, $5,000; Logan County Republican Committee, Paris, $4,550; American Bankers Association, Washington, D.C., $4,500; Cargill Inc. PAC, Minneapolis, $4,500; Union Pacific, Washington, D.C., $4,500; Lockheed Martin Employees PAC, Arlington, Va., $4,000; Coastal Employee Action Fund, Houston, Texas, $3,000; Dow Chemical, Plaquemine, La., $3,000; Stephens Overseas Services PAC, Little Rock, $3,000; Tyson, Springdale, $3,000; Poinsett County Republican Women, Trumann, $2,911.32; Associated Equipment Distributors PAC, Washington, D.C., $2,500; Auction Markets PAC of the Chicago Board of Trade, Chicago, $2,500; Exxon, Houston, Texas, $2,500; MBI PAC, St. Louis, $2,500; SAFE-PAC, Seattle, $2,500; Carole S. Baker, Best Efforts, Hot Springs, $2,050; AMP Employees PAC, Harrisburg, Pa., $2,000; American Veterinary Medical Association PAC, Washington, D.C., $2,000; American Trucking PAC, Washington, D.C., $2,000; Bread PAC, Washington, D.C., $2,000; Chevron Employees PAC, San Francisco, $2,000; Conagra Good Government Association, Omaha, Neb., $2,000; Cooper Industries PAC, Houston, Texas, $2,000; DALENPAC, Dallas, Texas, $2,000; Halliburton PAC, Duncan, Okla., $2,000; Johnson County Republican Central Committee, Clarksville, $2,000; Nabisco Inc., East Hanover, N.J., $2,000; Television & Radio PAC, National Association of Broadcasters, Washington, D.C., $2,000; William Dillard, Dillard's, Little Rock, $2,000; Mitzi Osborne, homemaker, Little Rock, $2,000; F. Sheridan, Freightways, Harrison, $2,000; Mark Simmons, Simmons Poultry, Siloam Springs, $2,000; Ada Mills, Clarksville, $1,700; Jerald M. Barnett, Education America, Little Rock, $1,500; Mary Jane Rebick, salesman, Little Rock, $1,500; Bracewell & Patterson, Washington, D.C., $1,379.77; William C. Nolan, Munoco Co., El Dorado, $1,100; Allen J. Bush, retired, Blytheville, $1,050; Phillips Petroleum, Bartlesville, Okla., $1,000.66; A.E. Staley PAC, Decatur, Ill., $1,000; Allied Pilots Association PAC, Arlington, Texas, $1,000; Alltel, Little Rock, $1,000; American Association of Clinical Urologists Inc. PAC, Schaumburg, Ill., $1,000; American Insurance Association PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Arthur Andersen PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Ball Corporation PAC, Muncie, Ind., $1,000; BellSouth Corp. Employees Federal PAC, $1,000; Bella Vista Republican Women's Club, Bella Vista, $1,000; Benton County Republican Committee, Bentonville, $1,000; Bill Baker for Congress, Walnut Creek, Calif., $1,000; Bill Thomas Campaign Committee, Bakersfield, Calif., $1,000; Business Industry PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; CNA Citizens for Good Government, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Caliber System Inc., Akron, Ohio, $1,000; Campaign Account of Tillie Fowler, Jacksonville, $1,000; Circuit City Stores Inc., Richmond, Va., $1,000; Citizens for Olympia Snowe, Portland, Maine, $1,000; Commodity Futures Political Fund, Chicago, $1,000; Continental Grain Co., New York, $1,000; Dickey for Congress Campaign Committee, Pine Bluff, $1,000; Eagle Forum PAC, Alton, Ill., $1,000; Emerson PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Energy PAC, Little Rock, $1,000; First PACFederal Fund, Little Rock, $1,000; Fluor Public Affairs Committee, Irvine, Calif., $1,000; Food Marketing Institute PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Forest Industries PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Friends of Bob Livingston, New Orleans, $1,000; Friends of Jack Kingston, Savannah, Ga., $1,000; Furn PAC, High Point, N.C., $1,000; GTE Political Action Club, $1,000; Garland County Republican Committee, Hot Springs, $1,000; Glaxo Wellcome, Research Triangle Park, N.C., $1,000; Great West PAC, Englewood, Colo., $1,000; Holland & Knight Committee for Effective Government, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Hou PAC, Houston, Texas, $1,000; IPAA Wildcatter PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Independent Bakers Association, Washington, D.C., $1,000; John Deere, Moline, Ill., $1,000; Lawrence County Republican Committee, Walnut Ridge, $1,000; Lazio for Congress, Bay Shore, N.Y., $1,000; Leggett & Platt Political Involvement Fund, Carthage, Mo., $1,000; Machine Tool PAC, McLean, Va., $1,000; National Association of Convenience Store PAC, Alexandria, Va., $1,000; National Ready Mixed Concrete Association PAC, Silver Spring, Md., $1,000; National Broiler Council, Washington, D.C., $1,000; National Roofing Contractors Association, Rosemont, Ill., $1,000; Northwest Airlines, St. Paul, Minn., $1,000; Oryx Energy, Dallas, Texas, $1,000; PACE, Golden, Colo., $1,000; Phillips Publishing International, Potomac, Md., $1,000; Pope County Republican Committee, Russellville, $1,000; Pork PAC, Des Moines, Iowa, $1,000; Quaker Oats, Chicago, $1,000; Republican Women's Club of Benton County, Rogers, $1,000; S&A Restaurant Corp. Employee PAC, Dallas, Texas, $1,000; SBC Communications Inc., San Antonio, $1,000; Saline Republican Committee, Benton, $1,000; Sen. Chafee Committee, Providence, R.I., $1,000; Small Biz-PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Soft Drink PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Steve Largent for Congress, Tulsa, $1,000; Storage Technology Corp. PAC, Louisville, Colo., $1,000; Talent for U.S. Congress, St. Louis, $1,000; Union Camp Corp., Wayne, N.J., $1,000; United Egg Association, Atlanta, $1,000; United States Telephone Association PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Westinghouse Employees Political Participation, Pittsburgh, Pa., $1,000; Weyerhaeuser Special Shareholders PAC, St. Paul, Minn., $1,000; Delbert Allen, Allen Canning Co., Siloam Springs, $1,000; Roderick Allen, Allen Canning, Siloam Springs, $1,000. Jennifer Allison, housewife, Conway, $1,000; John W. Allison, Spirit Homes, Conway, $1,000; Ed Anthes, mobile home salesman, Conway, $1,000; Constance D. Antonsen, professor, Spartanburg, S.C., $1,000; James H. Arkins, physician, Bentonville, $1,000; Barbara Barnett, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Mary Barton, housewife, E1 Dorado, $1,000; Joe Neff, Basore, Cooper Communities, Bella Vista, $1,000; Warren L. Batts, Premark International, Kenilworth, Ill., $1,000; Lee S. Bell, Bell & Co., Romance, $1,000; Jane S. Bemis, housewife, Prescott, $1,000; Zalman C. Bernstein, Sandford C. Bernstein & Co., New York, $1,000; Connie Bishop, nurse practitioner, Pine Bluff, $1,000; Cecile H. Bledsoe, Rogers, $1,000; Greg Bledsoe, student, Little Rock, $1,000; James H. Bledsoe, physician, Rogers, $1,000; Patricia Bledsoe, student, Rogers, $1,000; Samuel Bledsoe, student, Greenville, S.C., $1,000; James Larry Bone, physician, Fort Smith, $1,000; Mylene Bone, homemaker, Fort Smith, $1,000; Laura Borbon, public relations, San Antonio, $1,000; E.G. Bradberry, Fayetteville, $1,000; Mrs. E.G. Bradberry, homemaker, Fayetteville, $1,000; Russell E. Bragg, Ok Transportation, Fort Smith, $1,000; Ronald P. Bridges, engineer, Heber Springs, $1,000; Doug Brooks, Aert Inc., Springdale, $1,000; Carey V. Brown, Happy Motors, Rossville, Ga., $1,000; Joseph W. Brown, Best Efforts, Little Rock, $1,000; James L. Builteman, physician, Fort Smith, $1,000; Judie Burney, Conway Glass & Window, Conway, $1,000; Dale A. Bruins, McDonald's of Conway, Conway, $1,000; Ann A. Bush, state legislator, Blytheville, $1,000; Charles Cabe, investor, Gurdon, $1,000; Martin W. Cain, physician, Fort Smith, $1,000; Ann P. Calhoon, homemaker, E1 Dorado, $1,000; Nina J. Cameron, Best Efforts, Little Rock, $1,000; Ronald M. Cameron, Mount Aire Co., North Little Rock, $1,000; Craig D. Campbell, businessman, Little Rock, $1,000; Elizabeth S. Campbell, investment banker, Little Rock, $1,000; Marvin A. Chapman, retired, Bella Vista, $1,000; Mufiz A. Chauhan, physician, Newport, $1,000; Marilyn Clements, Best Efforts, Greenwood, $1,000; Eldon F. Coffman, Daily Law Firm, Fort Smith, $1,000; Rod Coleman, ERC Properties, Fort Smith, $1,000; John A. Cooper, Cooper Communities, Bella Vista, $1,000; Carl D. Corley, CARCO Rentals Inc., Fort Smith, $1,000; Jacki A. Corley, homemaker, Fort Smith, $1,000; Alisa Davidson, homemaker, Searcy, $1,000; Dan Davidson, physician, Searcy, $1,000; Glenn R. Davis, physician, Little Rock, $1,000. Claiborne P. Deming, Murphy Oil, E1 Dorado, $1,000; Dan Dempsey, resort manager, Hot Springs, $1,000; Ok Fu Doo, Best Efforts, Katy, Texas, $1,000; Thomas J. Embach, Leisure Homes Corp., Mountain Home, $1,000; Charles Fawcett, Fawcett & Co. rental & investment, Fort Smith, $1,000; Bob E. Fewell, insurance agent, Little Rock, $1,000; G. Glen Fincher, physician, Fayetteville, $1,000; Martha Hutson Fincher, physician, Fayetteville, $1,000; Jack Fleischauer, banker, Little Rock, $1,000; Joe T. Ford, Alltel, Little Rock, $1,000; D. Eugene Fortson, Stebbins & Roberts Inc., Little Rock, $1,000; Arlene M. Foster, homemaker, Berryville, $1,000; Hershel Garner, oncologist, Fayetteville, $1,000; Gary C. George, Georges Poultry, Springdale, $1,000; Gene George, George Inc., Springdale, $1,000; Robin George, homemaker, Springdale, $1,000; Thomas B. Goldsby, Mid South Mortgage, West Memphis, $1,000; Barnett Grace, banker, Little Rock, $1,000; William R. Green, physician, Jonesboro, $1,000; Jack Lee Gregory, Best Efforts, $1,000; C.L. Griffm, Best Efforts, West Memphis, $1,000; Marvin W. Griffm, Daisy Manufacturing Inc., Rogers, $1,000; Donald L. Harp, Harp Foods, Destin, Fla., $1,000; Gerald L. Harp, Harp Food Stores Inc., Springdale, $1,000; Becky Harris, Best Efforts, Greenwood, $1,000; William M. Hartz, farmer, Stuttgart, $1,000; Jerry N. Haynie, Haynie Cos., Little Rock, $1,000; H.L. Hembree, investor, Fort Smith, $1,000; Janelle Y. Hembree, investor, Fort Smith, $1,000; Kim D. Hendren, Hendren Plastics, Gravette, $1,000; William T. Henry, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Demerise Hewgley, homemaker, Rogers, $1,000; C. William Hof, physician, Rogers, $1,000; Sallye Ann Hof, Rogers, $1,000; Randall L. Hollis, Overhead Door, Alma, $1,000; A.B. Hopkins, retired, Van Buren, $1,000; James T. Hudson, Hudson Foods, Rogers, $1,000; Anthony N. Hui, physician, Fayetteville, $1,000; Hermann Ivester, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; J.E.M. Jacoby, investment banker, Little Rock, $1,000; Paula P. James, homemaker, El Dorado, $1,000; Margaret M. Jenks, housewife, Brentwood, Mo., $1,000; Alonza Jiles, Buerklin Co., Pine Bluff, $1,000; Herbert J. Jones, Jones Toyota, Little Rock, $1,000; K. Bruce Jones, general surgeon, Jonesboro, $1,000; Mike Jones, farmer, Fort Smith, $1,000; William R. Jordan, Global Lothotripsy Systems Inc., Fayetteville, N.C., $1,000; Douglas Jumper, S&J Steel Builders, Booneville, Miss., $1,000; Thomas D. Keenum, attorney, Booneville, Miss., $1,000; J.V. Kennedy, Bellmont Homes, Red Bay, Ala., $1,000; Dean Kerns, Dayspring, Siloam Springs, $1,000; L.A. Kinnaman, contractor, Little Rock, $1,000; Karen A. Koval, housewife, Sewickley, Pa., $1,000; Donald G. Leetch, Outreach Publications, Siloam Springs, $1,000; Alex R. Lieblong, stockbroker, Conway, $1,000; Ed Ligon, Orbit Valve, Little Rock, $1,000; Judith Ligon, Best Efforts, Little Rock, $1,000; Harold F. MacDowell, retired, Fort Smith, $1,000; Frank K. Maestri, Wallis Shaw Express, Springdale, $1,000; Jerene Marable, homemaker, Conway, $1,000; Ron Marable, businessman, Conway, $1,000; Bobby L. Martin, Wal-Mart Inc., Lowell, $1,000; Ronald P. Matthews, Jones of Conway, Conway, $1,000; Charles Mazander, Mazander Engineering, Benton, $1,000; J. Vernon McCarthy, investment banker, Hot Springs, $1,000; Debra E. McKee, business owner, Gentry, $1,000; Jack McKee, McKee Banking Co., Ooltewah, Tenn., $1,000; Mrs. Jack McKee, homemaker, Ooltewah, Tenn., $1,000; William D. McKnight, physician, Rogers, $1,000; Roger N. McMennamy, Cooper Communities, Bella Vista, $1,000; Jack McNutt, retired, El Dorado, $1,000; Larry Megel, Atlas Carriers, Searcy, $1,000; Chuck Meyer, Meyer Bakeries, Little Rock, $1,000; JamesMiller, businessman, Sandy Springs, Md., $1,000; Joe Miller, Harrison, $1,000; Mrs. Joseph J. Miller, homemaker, Harrison, $1,000; Mrs. Robert E. Miller, housewife, Fort Smith, $1,000; Robert E. Miller, Fort Smith, $1,000; William C. Mills, physician, Fayetteville, $1,000; Robert Mosbacher, Mosbacher Energy Co., Houston, Texas, $1,000; Randall G. Mourot, transportation, Little Rock, $1,000; Phoebe Mueller, homemaker, Fort Smith, $1,000; Thomas C. Mueller, Fort Smith, $1,000; Jack A. Mullins, retired, Victoria, Texas, $1,000; C.H. Murphy, retired, El Dorado, $1,000; Robert Madison Murphy, Murphy Oil, El Dorado, $1,000; Suzanne Nodini Murphy, homemaker, El Dorado, $1,000; Sydney W. Murphy, Sydney Murphy Designs, El Dorado, $1,000; Caroline F. Myers, Best Efforts, Harrison, $1,000; Sheffeld Nelson, Republican Party of Arkansas, Little Rock, $1,000; C.F. Newman, consultant, Van Buren, $1,000; Robert C. Nolan, Munoco Co., El Dorado, $1,000; Edith Jones O'Donnell, homemaker, Dallas, Texas, $1,000; Peter O'Donnell Jr., investor, Dallas, Texas, $1,000; George W. Page, retired, Bryan Road, Md., $1,000; John N. Palmer, Best Efforts, Jackson, Miss., $1,000; R.H. Pickens, The Pickens Co., Dallas, Texas, $1,000; Lonnie A. Pilgrim, Pittsburg, Texas, $1,000; Gerry E. Powell, retired, Pine Bluff, $1,000; Chesley Pruet, attorney, El Dorado, $1,000; Mrs. Chesley Pruet, homemaker, El Dorado, $1,000; Cynthia T. Pugh, staffmanager, Little Rock, $1,000; Tom Pugh, planter, Little Rock, $1,000; Larry Rainwater, comptroller, Mountain Home, $1,000; David A. Schmidt, director, Arkansas Emergency Transport, Little Rock, $1,000; Mary Ann Schreit, Best Efforts, Paragould, $1,000; Thomas B. Schueck, Best Efforts, Little Rock, $1,000; Eugene Schupak, physician, Scottsdale, Ariz., $1,000; Sam Sicard, banker, Fort Smith, $1,000; Annette Simmons, Dallas, Texas, $1,000; Harold C. Simmons, Valhi Corp., Dallas, Texas, $1,000; Earl B. Sloan, retired, Walnut Ridge, $1,000; Jeff Smithers, Smithers Construction, Russellville, $1,000; Lori Smithers, Russellville, $1,000; Earl S. Smittcamp, Wawona Frozen Foods, Clovis, Calif., $1,000; Janell Smittcamp, homemaker, Fresno, Calif., $1,000; Muriel Smittcamp, Wawona Frozen Foods, Clovis, Calif., $1,000; Robert E. Smittcamp, Lyons Magnus, Fresno, Calif., $1,000; William S. Smittcamp, Wawona Frozen Foods, Clovis, Calif., $1,000; William B. Snyder, insurance salesman, Chevy Chase, Md., $1,000; Mark C. Spradlin, manufacturer, Fort Smith, $1,000; Earnest Standridge, Earnest Standridge Truck Parts, Dover, $1,000; J.T. Stephens, banker, Little Rock, $1,000; Warren A. Stephens, Stephens Inc., Little Rock, $1,000; Mary Ann Stone, homemaker, Conway, $1,000; Dale Stuart, accountant, Rogers, $1,000; Suzanne Stubblefield, homemaker, Fort Smith, $1,000; Bruce Thalheimer, investment banker, Little Rock, $1,000; Leland Tollett, Tyson, Rogers, $1,000; Marc H. Trager, physician, Mountain Home, $1,000; J.D. Trimble, Trimble Properties, El Dorado, $1,000; Jan T. Turley, physician, Rogers, $1,000; Alice Walton, The Llama Co., Fayetteville, $1,000; Jim Walton, banker, Bentonville, $1,000; Lynn Walton, Corner Bookstore, Bentonville, $1,000; Elaine Ward, homemaker, Conway, $1,000; Earl Wells, Arky House, Hot Springs, $1,000; Michael Wilkinson, businessman, Conway, $1,000; Steven R. Williams, Maverick Transportation, Little Rock, $1,000; Kenneth Patrick Wilson, banker, Jacksonville, $1,000; Donald E. Wray, Tyson, Springdale, $1,000; Lynn S. Wyatt, homemaker, Houston, Texas, $1,000; Jason Yoo, Best Efforts, Houston, Texas, $1,000; Robert A. Young, Arkansas Best Corp., Fort Smith, $1,000; M. June Pelphrey, Rogers, $997; Canady for Congress, Lakeland, Fla., $990; Kenneth M. Dennis, Dennis Home Furnishings, Fayetteville, $900; Daniel D. Warmack, accountant, Texarkana, $900; Harry C. Erwin, retired, Little Rock, $850; James W. Carr, Harding University, Searcy, $800; B. Bryon Crain, salesman, Fayetteville, $800; Mrs. William Robert Green, homemaker, Jonesboro, $800; Eamon A. Mahony, businessman, Fort Smith, $800; James T. Warmack, leasing agent, Fort Smith, $800; Randy Alexander, realtor, Little Rock, $750; Paul Becton, physician, Rogers, $750; James Bibler, Bibler Brothers Inc., Russellville, $750; Laurie Bibler, Bibler Bros., Russellville, $750; Phillip Carruth, construction, Russellville, $750; Phyllis Carruth, PJ Corner, Russellville, $750; David R. Evans, Frez-n-Store Inc., Springdale, $750; Bobbie D. Fine, physician, Hot Springs, $750; Burt Hanna, Hanna Potpourri Specialties, Fayetteville, $750; Robert F. Hogan, AmerCable Corp., El Dorado, $750; Gordon Kelley, realtor, Fort Smith, $750; A. Owen Kompelien, Bull Shoals, $750; Lloyd E. Lindsey, retired, Camden, $750; James H. Nobles, businessman, El Dorado, $750; Ted Fish, physician, Fayetteville, $700; Charles F. Luter, banker, Paragould, $700; Joe M. Rogers, Rogers Lumber Co., Camden, $700; Kay Bailey Hutchison for Senate, Dallas, $688.51; Robin Lundstrum, teacher, Springdale, $645; Omar Atiq, physician, Pine Bluff, $600; Annette C. Penny, homemaker, Fayetteville, $600; Mona G. Prichett, homemaker, Searcy, $600; Earl Shipley, Shipley Motor & Equipment Co., Fort Smith, $600; John R. Swicegood, physician, Fort Smith, $600; Larry T. Wilson, banker, Jacksonville, $600; Ron D. Wright, Action Inc., Fort Smith, $600; Conservative Victory Fund, Washington, D.C., $568.50; Meredith Miller, Miller Hardware, Harrison, $535; Carolina Freight Corp. Employees Good Goverment Fund, Fort Smith, $517.86; American Consulting Engineers PAC, Washington, D.C., $500; Ballenger for Congress, Hickory, N.C., $500; Carroll County Republican Central Committee, Berryville, $500; Committee for Thorough Agriculture Political Education of Association Milk Producers, Arlington, Texas, $500; Eastman Chemical, Kingsport, Tenn., $500; Fireman Fund Insurance Co., Novato, Calif., $500; Interstate Carriers Conference, Alexandria, Va., $500. Jefferson County Republican Women's Club, $500; OG&E Employee PAC, Oklahoma City, $500; PIAPAC, Alexandria, Va., $500; Pete Hoekstra for Congress, Holland, Mich., $500; Phillips Electronics of North America Corp. PAC, Washington, D.C., $500; Sharp County Republican Committee, Hardy, $500; James R. Adametz, physician, Little Rock, $500; Carol Adcock, teacher, Conway, $500; Sharon K. Allen, Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Little Rock, $500; Leo Anhalt, construction, Fort Smith, $500. Billy O. Beam, accountant, Mena, $500; Stan Bedford, Bedford Camera & Video, Springdale, $500; H. Scott Bellingrath, investor, Little Rock, $500; John G. Black, J.W. Black Lumber Co., Corning, $500; Edward G. Boone, retired, Nashville, $500; Ivan H. Box, physician, Huntsville, $500; Delldon Brewer, Ace Moving & Storage Inc., Texarkana, $500; Linette Brown, housewife, Weiner, $500; Ric Burford, wholesale beer distributor, Fort Smith, $500; Dale A. Burns, Burns Management Inc., Conway, $500; Kathy Butler, Siloam Springs, $500; Lynch Butler, Best Efforts, Siloam Springs, $500; Robert D. Cabe, Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Little Rock, $500; Chet E. Caldwell, Caldwell Insurance, Fayetteville, $500; Peter Roy Carney, Best Efforts, Chicago, $500; Janet R. Cathey, physician, Little Rock, $500; Larry C. Chumley, contractor, Farmington, $500; W.H. Clarkston, Best Efforts, Paris, $500; B.E. Cobb, businessman, Fort Smith, $500; Evelyn Coffman, attorney, Washington Court House, Ohio, $500; Kevin A. Crass, attorney, Little Rock, $500; William E. Curry, oral surgeon, Fort Smith, $500; Richard I. Daniel, Foam Molding Manufacturing, Rogers, $500; Daniel R. Dimicco, Nucor Tomato Steel, Jonesboro, $500; Mrs. John M. Dodge, off'ce manager, Texarkana, Texas, $500; Metza Edward, Best Efforts, Locust Grove, $500; Gary Edwards, farmer, Locust Grove, $500; Michael T. Flynn, Alltel, Little Rock, $500; Joe S. Fox, forester, Pine Bluff, $500; David D. Fried, physician, Mena, $500; David Fulfer, businessman, Springdale, $500; Ronald N. Fuller, Fuller Enterprises, Little Rock, $500; Judy Glidewell, retail salesman, Fort Smith, $500; Gordon G. Gondek, Dixie Restaurant Inc., Little Rock, $500; Greer Grace, Barbara Jean Ltd., Little Rock, $500; J. Timothy Griffm, Best Efforts, Arlington, Va., $500; Mariann Harrington, physician, Little Rock, $500; Dale E. Hart, Jan-Eze Plating, Nashville, $500; Bob Hawkins, Hawkins Co., Fort Smith, $500; Charles Hays, Systems Contracting Corp., El Dorado, $500; John Hickel, Manager Tech services, De Queen, $500; Frank D. Hickingbotham, TCBY Enterprises, Little Rock, $500; Jo Anne Hill, secretary, Fort Smith, $500; Tommy Hillman, Winrock Farms, Carlisle, $500; Steven C. Hodges, physician, Little Rock, $500; Don N. Howell, Bruce Wall Systems Inc., Stone Mountain, Ga., $500; Shafqat Hussain, physician, Pine Bluff, $500; Vicki James, accountant, Fort Smith, $500; Elizabeth H. Joers, retired, Hot Springs, $500; Stan Johnson, health care worker, Fort Smith, $500; Bob Jones, banker, Magnolia, $500; Kenneth A. Jones, physician, Mountain Home, $500; Jeanne Justis, travel consultant, Springdale, $500; Charles J. Kammerdiener, businessman, Hope, $500; Joe Keeling, salesman, North Little Rock, $500; Ken Kifer, Tanda Inc., Fort Smith, $500; Shannon A. King, radiologist, Little Rock, $500; Hillman Koen, Koen Farms, Hope, $500; Saran Kraichoke, pathologist, Fayetteville, $500; Robert Kraus, contractor, Fort Smith, $500; D.J. Kroe, retired, Brookland, $500; James F. Kyser, physician, Little Rock, $500; Raymond A. LaCroix, LaCroix Optical Co., Batesville, $500; Cece Smith Lacy, Best Efforts, Dallas, $500; John Ford Lacy, attorney, Dallas, $500; Alfred O. Lee, Best Efforts, Springdale, $500; Jane C. Longing, realtor, Conway, $500; Richard W. Longing, realtor, Conway, $500; Brenda L. Love, Best Efforts, Fort Smith, $500; Ruth O. Mabry, registered nurse, Pine Bluff, $500. Paul Maestri, Best Efforts, Tontitown, $500; Khalid Mahmood, physician, Pine Bluff, $500; M. Bilal Malik, physician, Pine Bluff, $500; Jimmy H. Mardis, environmental engineer, Springdale, $500; Lori M. Marvin, homemaker, North Little Rock, $500; Mitchell S. McAlister, physician, Fayetteville, $500; Aubrey Kerr, McClendon, Chesapeake Energy Corp., Oklahoma City, $500; R. Lee McQueen, Best Efforts, West Memphis, $500; Clayton W. McWhorter, stockbroker, Rogers; R.J. Merkle, consultant, El Dorado, $500; Carole S. Meyer, homemaker, Little Rock, $500; Rick Millsap, Petit Jean Poultry, Danville, $500; W.E. Morgan, retired, Magnolia, $500; W.P. Morrison, retired, Earle, $500; Robert D. Nabholz, Conway, $500; Steve Nelson, physician, Fort Smith, $500; Cheryl Pahls, homemaker, Little Rock, $500; Wendell Pahls, physician, Little Rock, $500; Cal Partee, The Partee Mill, Magnolia, $500; W.C. Partee, The Partee Mill, Magnolia, $500; John C. Pearson, Guthrie Corp., Guthrie, Okla., $500; Greg Peters, Golden Era Auction Co., Clayton, Ga., $500; Janice E. Pierce, Challenger Inc., Mountain Home, $500; Ronald E. Pierce, Challenger Inc., Mountain Home, $500; Robert N. Pledger, Best Efforts, Danville, $500; Eddie Powell, retired, North Little Rock, $500; Tania Kaye Puritt, Best Efforts, Fort Smith, $500; Gray L. Purnell, physician, Little Rock, $500; Paul L. Raby, physician, Fort Smith, $500; Elvin L. Reddish, retired, Springdale, $500; Kenneth, Robbins, physician, Little Rock, $500; Allan Roberts, Dixie Restaurant Inc., Little Rock, $500; Scott Roussel, insurance salesman, Searcy, $500; Ralph Ruby, professor, State University, $500; Anthony E. Russell, neurosurgeon, Conway, $500; Syed A. Samad, physician, Pine Bluff, $500; Edward E. Schulte, ProstaffPersonnel Inc., Little Rock, $500; Jan W. Scruggs, Little Rock, $500; John P. Shields, geologist, Fort Smith, $500; Robert L. Shoptaw, Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Little Rock, $500; Belinda H. Shults, homemaker, Little Rock, $500; Robert L. Shults, Financial Centre Corp., Little Rock, $500; Thomas J. Simmons, physician, Fayetteville, $500; Harry E. Skinner, attorney, Conway, $500; Mrs. Jack L. Smith, Best Efforts, El Dorado, $500; Virgil L. Smith, farmer, Mena, $500; Michael Stanton, physician, Greenbrier, $500; Louis E. Stell, banker, Conway, $500; Carolyn C. Tennyson, timber investor, Arkadelphia, $500; Barbara S. Thalheimer, accountant, Little Rock, $500; Scott Trammel, The Tool Box, Pocahontas, $500; Lindell Trimble, auto dealer, Hot Springs, $500; Mac VanHorn, construction, Russellville, $500; Howard Vance, B.B. Vance and Sons Inc., Jonesboro, $500; Fawad H. Walajahi, physician, Pine Bluff, $500; Jack W. White, regional manager, Oklahoma Gas & Electric, Fort Smith, $500; Mark White, Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield, England, $500; Rolf B. Wilkin, business owner, Fayetteville, $500; Mike Wilson, attorney, Jacksonville, $500; Mohammad Yaseen, physician, Little Rock, $500; L. Carl Yates, McGoodwin Williams & Yates Inc., Fayetteville, $500; Vollard J. von Burg, retired, Hot Springs, $500. Here is an itemized list of campaign contributions of $500 or more for Attorney General Winston Bryant, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate. The reporting period is for July 15 to Sept. 30. Bryant raised $360,693 in that period. Arkansas Victory Fund for Winston Bryant and DSCC, Washington, D.C., $2,764.74; ALPA-PAC, Washington, D.C., $5,000; Active Ballot Club, Washington, D.C., $5,000; American Federation of Teachers, Washington, D.C., $5,000; Association of Trial Lawyers of America PAC, Washington, D.C., $5,000; CWA Cope PCC, Washington, D.C., $5,000; Drive Political Fund, Washington, D.C., $5,000; Federal Express Political Action Committee, Memphis, $5,000; NAPUS PAC for Postmasters, Alexandria, Va., $5,000; NARAL PAC, Washington, D.C., $5,000; NARFE-PAC, Washington, D.C., $5,000; National Association of Life Underwriters-PAC, Washington, D.C., $5,000; National Education Association PAC, Washington, D.C., $5,000; National Rural Letter Carriers' Association, Alexandria, Va., $5,000; PEOPLE, Washington, D.C., $5,000; UAW Voluntary Community Action Program, Detroit, $5,000; United Paperworkers International Union PEP, Nashville, Tenn., $5,000; United Steelworkers of America Political Action Fund, Pittsburgh, Pa., $5,000; James L. North, attorney, Birmingham, Ala., $5,000; Committee on Political Education AFL-CIO, Washington, D.C., $4,500; Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers PAC, North Little Rock, $4,000; National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, Washington, D.C., $4,000; Transport Workers Union Political Contributions Committee, New York, $4,000; Seafarers Political Activity, Washington, D.C., $3,000; Central Bank and Trust, Little Rock, $2,508.04; American Postal Workers Union AFL-CIO, Washington, D.C., $2,500; American Sugar Cane League PAC, Thibodaux, La., $2,500; International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Washington, D.C., $2,500; MBI PAC, St. Louis, $2,500; National Committee for Effective Congress, Washington, D.C., $2,500; Stephens Overseas Services PAC, Little Rock, $2,500; U.A. Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry Political Education, Washington, D.C., $2,500; Voters for Choice Federal, Washington, D.C., $2,500; ASAPAC, Park Ridge, Ill., $2,000; Committee for Thorough Agricultural Pol. Education, Arlington, Texas, $2,000; KCS Employees PAC, Kansas City, Mo., $2,000; Mortgage Bankers PAC, Washington, D.C., $2,000; Amalgamated Transit Union --COPE, Washington, D.C., $1,000; American Fiber Industries L.L.C., Little Rock, $1,000; American Hospital Association, Chicago, $1,000; Arkansas County Democratic Central Committee, DeWitt, $1,000; BOBANC PAC, St. Louis, $1,000; Boone County Democratic Central Committee, Harrison, $1,000; Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineer PAC, Cleveland, $1,000; Coca-Cola Co., Atlanta, $1,000; CocaCola Enterprises Inc., Atlanta, $ 1,000; Coulson Properties Limited, North Little Rock, $1,000; Crawford County Democratic Central Committee, Van Buren, $1,000; Engineers Political Education Committee, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Ernst & Young PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; First PAC -- Federal Fund First Commercial Corporation, Cabot, $1,000; Gary Eubanks and Associates, Little Rock, $1,000; Grant County Democratic Central Committee, Sheridan, $1,000; Greene County Democratic Central Committee, Paragould, $1,000; Hot Spring County Democratic Central Committee, Malvern, $1,000; Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Independence County Democratic CentralCommittee, Batesville, $1,000; Jackson County Democratic Central Committee, Newport, $1,000; Jefferson County Democratic Central Committee, Pine Bluff, $1,000; Johnston Senate Committee, Baton Rouge La., $1,000; Lincoln National Corporation, Fort Wayne, Ind., $ 1,000; MCA Political Action Committee, Universal City, $1,000; McClinton Equipment Account, Fayetteville, $1,000; NATCA PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; NMU P.L.O.W., Washington, D.C., $1,000; National Association of Insurance Brokers PAC, Washington, D.C., $ 1,000; National Council of Farmer Coop, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Podiatry Political Action Committee, Bethesda, Md., $1,000; Poinsett County Democratic Committee, Harrisburg, $1,000; Pork PAC, Des Moines, Iowa, $1,000; Riegle for Senate Committee, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Sharp County Democratic Committee, Ash Flat, $ 1,000; Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; TYPAC, Springdale, $1,000; Treasury Employees PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; UNUM PAC, Portland, Maine, $1,000; United Mine Workers COMPAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Bob Abbott, businessman, Pine Bluff, $1,000; Charles Adams, Adams Land Co., Leachville, $1,000; Myrna Adams, Adams Land Co., Leachville, $1,000; Eloise Allen, housewife, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Ben Allen Sr., attorney, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Jim Allred, sailboat dealer, Little Rock, $1,000; Sam Angel, farmer, Lake Village, $1,000; Beryl Anthony, attorney, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Carl F. Arnold, consultant, McLean, Va., $1,000; J.W. Benafield, farmer, Little Rock, $1,000; Boyce W. Billingsley, homemaker, Bella Vista, $1,000; Frances G. Block, retired, Little Rock, $1,000; William B. Blount, investment banker, Montgomery, Ala., $ 1,000; William H. Bowen, educator, Little Rock, $1,000; Sam H. Boyce, attorney, Newport, $1,000; Jay Bradford, businessman, Pine Bluff, $1,000; William M. Bumpers, attorney, Cabin John, Md., $1,000; Van H. Chapman, accountant, Searcy, $1,000; William E. Clark, contractor, Little Rock, $1,000; John Dawson Jr., forester, Camden, $1,000; Thomas H. Dees, businessman, Holiday Island, $1,000; Haskell Dickinson, contractor, Little Rock, $1,000; Bob Douglas, businessman, Texarkana, $1,000; Don R. Elliot Jr., attorney, Fayetteville, $1,000; Joseph L. Fine, lobbyist, Montgomery, Ala., $1,000; Charles E. Gallagher, World City Corp., New York, $1,000; Irene K. Garner, retired, Little Rock, $1,000; Melissa J. Garrett, artist, Hiwasse, $1,000; R.B. Geddie Jr., lobbyist, Montgomery, Ala., $1,000; E.B. Gee Jr., businessman, Blytheville, $1,000; C.J. Giroir Jr., attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; E.A. Gregory, businessman, Brentwood, Tenn., $1,000; Jacqueline M. Gregory, homemaker, Brentwood, Tenn., $1,000; Vonna Jo Gregory, homemaker, Brentwood, Tenn., $1,000; Brenda Griffin, social worker, Little Rock, $1,000; Royce O. Griffin, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Mark W. Grobmyer, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Katherine B. Gwatney, housewife, Jacksonville, $1,000; William Gwatney, businessman, Jacksonville, $1,000; John H. Haley, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; John W. Haley, lawyer, Birmingham, Ala., $1,000; Jake Hartz Jr., retired, Stuttgart, $1,000; Pat Henderson, farmer, England, $1,000; Richard P. Herget Jr., Sedgwick, Little Rock, $1,000; John E. Hickey, businessman, Russellville, $1,000; Richard D. Hill, businessman, Russellville, $1,000; D. Jeffrey Hirschberg, Ernst & Young L.L.P., Washington, D.C., $1,000; P.A. Hollingsworth, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Q. Byrum Hurst Jr., attorney, Hot Springs, $1,000; Ben R. Hyneman, American Pioneer Insurance Co., Jonesboro, $1,000; Hal Hyneman, American Pioneer Insurance Co., Jonesboro, $1,000; L.P. Jenkins, businessman, Little Rock, $1,000; Sue Roller Jenkins, businessman, Little Rock, $1,000; B.L. Johnston, retired, Heber Springs, $1,000; Harold K. Keathley, Mid Ark. Auto Auction, Beebe, $1,000; Peter G. Kumpe, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Bob Landers, Landers Oldsmobile GMC, Benton, $1,000; Lowell H. Lebermann Jr., businessman, Austin, Texas, $1,000; Brownie Ledbetter, businessman, Little Rock, $1,000; Calvin R. Ledbetter Jr., educator, Little Rock, $1,000; Haen Ung Lee, educator, Little Rock, $1,000; Barbara E. Lingle, attorney, Rogers, $1,000; William F. Magee, attorney, Texarkana, $1,000; Clark McClinton, contractor, Fayetteville, $1,000; P. Carolyn, McCrary, McCrary Farms, Lonoke, $1,000; Dr. Robert McCrary Jr., physician, Hot Springs, $1,000; Milton E. McGregor, Jefferson County Racing Association, Montgomery, Ala., $1,000; Robert McHenry, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Julia Peck Mobley, banker, Texarkana, $1,000; Edward O. Moody, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Charles D. Morgan, Acxiom, Conway, $1,000; S. Reed Morian, DX Service Co. Inc., Houston, Texas, $1,000; Wilhelmina R. Morian, Westview Development Inc., Houston, Texas, $1,000; James S. Mosley, National Medical Systems, North Little Rock, $1,000; Kent Mosley, Moco Investment Partnership, Little Rock, $1,000; Amin M. Moten, Schaumburg, Ill., $1,000; Robert O. Muller, VVAF, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Cullen R. Murphy, National Medical Systems, Little Rock, $1,000; Robert L. Murphy, attorney, Houston, Texas, $1,000; George H. Niblock, attorney, Fayetteville, $1,000; Walter R. Niblock, attorney, Fayetteville, $1,000; Herrn Northcutt, retired, Little Rock, $1,000; Alan J. Nussbaum, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Bennie O'Neil, attorney, Scott, $1,000; Bobby Lee Odom, attorney, Fayetteville, $1,000; Dale E. Patrick, optometrist, Bel Air, Md., $1,000; Peggy A. Patrick, Harford County Board of Education, Bel Air, Md., $1,000' Nicholas H. Patton, attorney, Texarkana, $1,000; Patricia A. Perroni, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Samuel A. Perroni, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Delores E. Peterson, homemaker, Dumas, $1,000; C. Redding Pitt, attorney, Montgomery, Ala., $1,000; John D. Raffaelli, attorney, Arlington, Va., $1,000; Gerald P. Ray, car dealer, Cabot, $1,000; Judy Gail Ray, car dealer, Cabot, $1,000; Roylane Ray, car dealer, Cabot, $1,000; James F. Redfield, businessman, Birmingham, Ala., $1,000; Corbin J. Robertson, investor, Houston, Texas, $1,000; Wilhelmina Robertson, investor, Houston, Texas, $1,000; Sharon P. Rockefeller, WETA, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Jane Ross, Arkadelphia, businessman, $1,000; N.S. Sechrest, businessman, West Memphis, $1,000; Catherine Sims, claims manager, Little Rock, $1,000; Donald M. Spears, attorney, Malvern, $1,000; Frederick S. Spencer, attorney, Mountain Home, $1,000; R. Spencer, Maynard, $1,000; Charles Sponer, businessman, Camden, $1,000; Joni Stover, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; C.E. Stover M.D., doctor, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Saad Taha, American Fiber Industries, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Murry Toler, Toler Lumber Co., Leola, $1,000; Charles H. Vestal, businessman, Sheridan, $1,000; Dhananjay Wadeker, Needham, Mass., $ 1,000; Alice Walton, Llama Sports Management, Fayetteville, $1,000; Carolyn Watkins, housewife, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Melissa D. Watkins, housewife, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Richard T. Watkins, retired, Little Rock, $1,000; Robert C. Watkins, businessman, Little Rock, $1,000; A. Vernon Weaver, ambassador U.S. government, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Ross M. Whipple, banker, Arkadelphia, $1,000; Wyeth Wiederman, EntreCorp, Austin, Texas, $1,000; Lee Williams, businessman, Alexandria, Va., $1,000; Ed Watkins Wills, businessman, Little Rock, $1,000; Dr. Morton C. Wilson, doctor, Fort Smith, $1,000; Betsy Wright, Wexler Group, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Huey-Min Yu, Hacienda Heights, Calif., $1,000; Sherland Hamilton, businessman, Rector, $825; Beverly Leming, teacher, Malvern, $750; Darren J. Robbins, attorney, La Jolla, Calif., $750; Dr. Mack Shotts, doctor, Paragould, $750; James E. McClelland, consultant, Little Rock, $700; Gary L. Eubanks, attorney, Little Rock, $667; William D. Gaddy, assistant attorney general, state of Arkansas, Little Rock, 600; Leo Colins, University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, Pine Bluff, $550; Denise F. Timmons, homemaker, Fort Smith, $550; Roxanne B. Conlin, attorney, Des Moines, Iowa, $525; Americans for Good Government, Jasper, Ala., $500; Democratic Women's Club of Garland County, Hot Springs, $500; Emond and Vines attorneys, Birmingham, Ala., $500; Farm Credit PAC, North Little Rock, $500; Forest and Nature Protection PAC, Washington, D.C., $500; Howard County Democratic Central Committee, Nashville, $500; Johnson County Democratic Committee, Clarksville, $500; Little River County Democratic Committee, Ashdown, $500; Longley & Maxwell L.L.P., Austin, Texas, $500; Maintenance of Way Political League, Southfield, Mich., $500; Nevada County Democratic Committee, Prescott, $500; Northwestern Mutual Life Federal PAC, Washington, D.C., $500; Osteopathic Political Action Committee, Washington, D.C., $500; Poinsett County Democratic Women, Marked Tree, $500; Prairie County Democratic Central Committee, Des Arc, $500; Transportation Trades Dept. PAC, Washington, D.C., $500; James M. Barker Jr., attorney, Hamburg, $500; Joseph H. Bates, doctor, Little Rock, $500; Charles T. Blackburn, realtor, Mountain Home, $500; Tom Blackmon, businessman, Little Rock, $500; J.P. Blankenship, National Medical Systems, Benton, $500; Van R. Boyette, Flo-Sun Inc., Washington, D.C., $500; Brent Bumpers, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Kent A. Caperton, attorney, Austin, Texas, $500; Dr. Steven F. Collier, physician, Augusta, $500; Franklin Collier, farmer, Augusta, $500; John D. Eldridge, attorney, Augusta, $500; Lloyd,Evans, farmer, Weiner, $500; Nadeem Faruqi, attorney, New York, $500; William L. Ferguson, businessman, Springdale, $500; James C. Frazier, consulting engineer, Helena, $500; H.G. Frost Jr., accountant, Little Rock, $500; Elmer A. Gerguson, farmer, DeWitt, $500; Gilbert L. Glover, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Rosa Go Delta, Surger P.A., Dumas, $500; Sam N. Gregorio, attorney, Shreveport, $500; Barbara Jean Groves, lobbyist, Arlington, Va., $500; Robert Habush, attorney, Milwaukee, Wisc., $500; John L. Heflin Jr., Terminix, Little Rock, $500; Robert P. Hoffman, businessman, Pine Bluff, $500; M. Jack Hollingsworth, attorney, Birmingham, Ala., $500; Reed R. Kathrein, attorney, San Rafael, Calif., $500; Larry King, jeweler, Arkadelphia, $500; D.O. Kirkpatrick, Quality Foods Inc., Little Rock, $500; Samuel E. Ledbetter, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Paula Lee, administrative assistant, North Little Rock, $500; Harry Leggett Jr., funeral director, Little Rock, $500; Frank M. Long Jr., Shelton State Junior College, Montgomery, Ala., $500; Herman D. Luck, Arkadelphia, $500; W. Percy Malone, pharmacist, Arkadelphia, $500; Kumar Maruther, physician, Hot Springs, $500; Richard Mays, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Kathy McFarland, ophthalmologist, Pine Bluff, $500; Thomas H. McGowan, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Neill T. McKinnon, salesman, Little Rock, $500; Jimmie Don McKissack, businessman, Pine Bluff, $500; James Bruce McMath, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Sidney S. McMath, attorney, Little Rock, $500; H. Maurice Mitchell, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Ark Monroe, attorney, Little Rock, $500. James H. Moon Sr., farmer, Trumann, $500; James G. Mosley, realty developer, Little Rock, $500; Joseph A. Pascale, businessman, Pine Bluff, $500; Joe N. Peacock, attorney, McCrory, $500; Wayne Perryman, USDA Farm Service Agency, Lonoke, $500; Crymes G. Pittman, attorney, Jackson, Miss., $500; William Randall, businessman, Hot Springs, $500; James Skipper Ray, student, Conway, $500; Bobby Roberts, businessman, Little Rock, $500; Fred Selz, realtor, Little Rock, $500; J.D. Shamburger, businessman, Conway, $500; Don Siegelman, lt. governor, state of Alabama, Montgomery, Ala., $500; Mark Solomon, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Robert Susser, attorney, New York, $500; Brooke B. Tappan, businessman, Helena, $500; David S. Taylor, retired, Clarksville, $500; Nick Thompson, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Joe M. Tullis, physician, Mountain Home, $500; Lanny S. Vines, attorney, Birmingham, Ala., $500; Grady Watkins Jr., Little River Bank, Lepanto, $500; Carl S.W. Whillock, retired, Little Rock, $500; Frank L. Wiggins, attorney, Heber Springs, $500; John P. Winburn, consultant, Washington, D.C., $500 Here is an itemized list of campaign contributions of $250 or more for Bud Cummins, the Republican candidate for the 2nd Congressional District. The reporting period is for July 15 to Sept. 30. Cummins raised $250,326 during that period. Billy Adams, DeWitt, $250; Cathy Alexander, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Wally Allen, Little Rock, $1,000; Sam Alley, Little Rock, $1,000; Gaye Anderson, homemaker, Little Rock, $500; John Anthony, lumber manufacturer, Hot Springs, $1,000; Steven Anthony, attorney, Fordyce, $1,000; Raymond Ashmore, United Wholesale, Little Rock, $500; John Bailey, R.E. Management, Little Rock, $500; Drew Alan Baker, Baker Car & Truck, North Little Rock, $2,850; Deane Baldwin, physician, North Little Rock, $400; Ron Barnds, Barnds Brothers, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, $250; C. Lowry Barnes, physician, Little Rock, $500; Tanya Barnes, food marketing consultant, Little Rock, $500; Adele Barnett, Jonesboro, $250; Barbara Barnett, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Jerald Barnett, Education America Inc., Little Rock, $2,000; Mary Barton, homemaker, E1 Dorado, $750; Barry Baskin, physician, Little Rock, $400; Lee Bell, Romance, $250; Richard Bell, Riceland Foods, Stuttgart, $500; H. Scott Bellingrath, Little Rock, $1,000; Ann Bemis, controller, Little Rock, $500; Michael Bemis, Entergy, Little Rock, $500; Lisa Benge, teacher, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, $250; Kirsten Blanchat, homemaker, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Samuel Boellner, physician, Little Rock, $250; James Bottin, Jim Bottin Fitness Center, North Little Rock, $300; W. Scott Bowen, physician, Little Rock, $500; Lee Ann Bradbury, homemaker, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Grant Bray, Golden Eagle of Ark. Inc., Little Rock, $ 1,000; Scott Bray, Golden Eagle of Ark. Inc., Little Rock, $500; Renie Bressnick, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Betty Brown, homemaker, Little Rock, $500; Joseph Lee Brown, attorney, Little Rock, $550; Robert Brown, Audio International, Little Rock, $1,000; Shirley Brown, retired, Little Rock, $250; Sam Buchanan, investor, Little Rock, $250; A.F. Burbridge, retired, Little Rock, $1,000; Terry Burnett, sales, Little Rock, $1,000; Jim Burrow, salesman, Little Rock, $1,100; Charles Cabe, business owner, Gurdon, $250; Charles Cain, restaurant owner, Little Rock, $1,000; Guy Campbell, Arkansas Traveler Mfg., Little Rock, $250; Jerry Carter, physician, Little Rock, $800; Robert Casali, physician, Little Rock, $500; Herbert Champlin, Champlin Exploration, Enid, Okla., $500; Jack Cherry, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Robert Clark, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; William Clark, general contractor, Little Rock, $1,000; Rogers Cockrill, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Thomas Cole, consultant, Oklahoma City, Okla., $250; Homer Connell, Homer Restaurant, Little Rock, $250; Frank Conner, Harrison, $250; Robert Cooper, coal miner, Fort Smith, $250; Claude Cousins, mortgage banker, Little Rock, $250; Charles Cox, SilverStar Containers, North Little Rock, $250; Darryl Crager, retired engineer, Lake Jackson, Texas, $500; Kevin Crass, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Jacqueline Cummins, homemaker, Enid, Okla., $1,000; James Cummins, Cummins Investment Co., Enid, Okla., $1,000; Robert Cummins, Cummins Construction Co., Enid, Okla., $500; Dan Davidson, physician, Searcy, $250; Glenn Davis, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Oscar Davis, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Scott Davis, investment broker, Little Rock, $500; Marilyn De Moss, housewife, Sheridan, $1,000; Claiborne Deming, Murphy Oil Co., El Dorado, $500; Dan Dillingham, insurance sales, Enid, Okla., $250; Mac Dodson, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Laura Doramus, homemaker, Little Rock, $500; Bob Douglas, Douglas Co., Texarkana, $1,000; George Dunklin, DeWitt, $250; James Dyke, Dyke Industries, Palm Beach, Fla., $1,000; Robert East, contractor, Little Rock, $1,000; Skip Ebel, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; David Edwards, manager, Little Rock, $500; John Elliott, Little Rock, $250; Steve Fender, physician, North Little Rock, $250; Rick Ferguson, home builder, Little Rock, $250; Bob Fewell, sales, Little Rock, $1,000; John Flake, realtor, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Rebecca Flake, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Joe T. Ford, Alltel, Little Rock, $1,000; Rod Ford,ESI Group, Little Rock, $250; Michel Fortier, retired, Conway, $500; D. Eugene Fortson, Sterling Paint, Little Rock, $1,000; Jeffrey Fox, Alltel Information Service, Little Rock, $1,000; Byron Freeland, attorney, Little Rock, $250; Scott Galloway, Mortgage banker, Houston, Texas, $1,000; Dumas Garrett,investment banker, Little Rock, $1,000; F.S. Garrison, American Freightways, Harrison, $250; Carl Gessler, physician, Huntsville, Ala., $250; Patsy Giles, homemaker, Little Rock, $500; Gordon Gondek, business owner, Little Rock, $1,000; Roger Gravis, farmer, Little Rock, $500; Jan Green, contractor, Little Rock, $1,000; Rick Green, Bank of Bearden, $1,000; Georgianna Gunn, retired, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Nancy Gurwell, homemaker, Shawnee Mission, Okla., $1,000; Valentine Hansen, realtor, Little Rock, $500; Russell Harris, physician, Little Rock, $250; William Harrison, Harrison Trane, Little Rock, $300; Scott Harter, radiologist, Little Rock, $250; Todd Hartley, Stuttgart, $600; Gregory Hartz, manager, Little Rock, $250; Jerry Haynie, Haynie Co., North Little Rock, $1,000; Graves Hearsberger, physician, Little Rock, $250; Lisa Hefley, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Christopher Heller, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Jessica Henson, student, Fort Smith, $1,000; Robert Herzfeld, business owner, Benton, $250; David Hines, financial management, Conway, $1,000; Steven Hodges, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Kevin Hughes, home builder, Little Rock, $500; Howard Hurst, Tipton Hurst, Little Rock, $1,000; Herman Ivestor, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Donald Jack, Jack//Lyon//Jones, Little Rock, $1,000; J.E.M. Jacoby, investment banker, Little Rock, $1,000; Bryan Jeffrey, accountant, Little Rock, $1,000; Dale Jenkins, Municipal Pipe Co., Fort Smith, $500; Brenda Jeter, homemaker, Wabbeseka, $800; Herbert Jones, auto dealer, Little Rock, $1,000; Michael Keeran, physician, Little Rock, $500; Stephanie Kelley, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Greg Kerksieck, farmer, Stuttgart, $975.60; Phyllis Kincannon, homemaker, North Little Rock, $600; Shannon King, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; L.A. Kinnaman, Kinco Inc., Little Rock, $1,000; Phyllis Kinnaman, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,500; James Kyser, real estate, Little Rock, $250; Stephen LaFrance, U.S.A. Drug, Pine Bluff, $1,000; Robert Lanford, financial consultant, Little Rock, $500; Noal Lawhon, sales, North Little Rock, $1,000; John Lawrence, retired, NorthLittle Rock, $1,000; Larry Lawson, physician, Paragould, $300; Mark Lee, investment broker, Little Rock, $1,000; Ed Ligon Jr., Orbit Valve Co., Little Rock, $1,000; Scott Martin, Houston, Texas, $500; Richard Massey, attorney, North Little Rock, $1,000; James May, Little Rock, $500; Charles Ma7nder, Ma7nder Properties, Benton, $1,000; Michael McCarty, salesman, Little Rock, $500; Heather McCastlain, homemaker, Little Rock, $500; Aubrey McClendon, Chesapeake Energy Corp., Oklahoma City, Okla., $500; Robert McCarley, real estate, Little Rock, $300; Fred Meadors, physician, Little Rock, $500; Don Melton, business owner, Conway, $350; Lawrence Mendelsohn, physician, Little Rock, $400; Chuck Meyer, Meyer Bakeries, Little Rock, $500; Martha Milam, sales, Greenwood, $250; Grady Miller, farmer, Little Rock, $250; James Miller, manager, Kensington, Md., $1,000; Robert Miller, investor, Fort Smith, $500; George Mitchell, retired, North Little Rock, $250; Wayne Moore, contractor, Little Rock, $1,000; Charles Morgan, Little Rock, $250; George Morledge, dentist, Little Rock, $250; Karen Mourot, retail, Little Rock, $1,325; Randall Mourot, Mail Contractors of Ark., Little Rock, $1,000; Marjorie Meyers, Encinitas, Calif., $250; Dan Nabholz, manager, Conway, $250; Robert Nabholz, retired contractor, Conway, $500; Sheffeld Nelson, investor, $1,000; Richard Nix, physician, Little Rock, $250; James Nobles, business owner, El Dorado, $300; James Nobles, attorney, El Dorado, $300; Christi Oliver, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Robert Oliver, state of Arkansas, North Little Rock, $250; Breezy Osborne, student, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Jennings Osborne, Arkansas Research, Little Rock, $1,000; Mitzi Osborne, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Wendell Pahls, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Benny Petrus, Petrus Chevrolet, DeWitt, $300; Joe Pevahouse, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Vicki Pevahouse, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Bryan Pitts, Beach Abstract, Little Rock, $1,000; Robert Powell, USA Truck, Fort Smith, $250; David Preston, attorney, Kansas City, Mo., $250; Chesley Pruet, oilman, El Dorado, $1,000; Cynthia Pugh, Alltel, Little Rock, $1,500; Tom Pugh, investor, Little Rock, $500; Cindi Reese, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Robert Richardson, dentist, Little Rock, $1,100; Sara Richardson, Viking Industries, El Dorado, $500; Gerry Riser, North Point Ford, North Little Rock, $500; Allan Roberts, business owner, Little Rock, $1,000; Brandon Rogers, real estate, Little Rock, $1,000; Carl Rosenbaum, Arkansas Glass Container, Little Rock, $250; Mark Saviers, CPRS, Little Rock, $500; Tom Schallhorn, investment adviser, Little Rock, $600; Louis Schickel, investor, Little Rock, $300; Philip Schmiddt, sales, Little Rock, $1,000; Becky Scott, Little Rock, $500; Jim Scott, Prudential Life Insurance, Little Rock, $650; Morin Scott, Little Rock, $500; Ralph Shelnutt, retired, Benton, $340; Robin Shivley-Brown, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Robert Shults, Financial Centre Corp., Little Rock, $500; Orman Simmons, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Joseph Warren Simpson, investment banker, Little Rock, $1,000; Harry Skinner, attorney, Conway, $500; Ted Skokos, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Walter Smiley, Smiley Investment Co., Little Rock, $3,000; Bill Spradlon, marketing representative, North Little Rock, $250; Jackson Stephens, investor, Little Rock, $2,000; Witt Stephens, investor, Little Rock, $1,000; Lloyd Stone, business owner, Conway, $1,000; Charles Sullivan, physician, Little Rock, $500; Chris Sutherland, retail lumberman, Tulsa, Okla., $1,000; Debra Sutherland, homemaker, Springfield, Mo., $1,000; Mark Sutherland, retail lumberman, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, $1,000; Matthew Sutherland, retail lumberman, Tulsa, $500; Megan Sutherland, homemaker, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, $1,000; Tom Sutherland, retail lumberman, Ozark, Mo., $1,000; Robert Taylor, physician, Fayetteville, $250; John Trimble, investor, El Dorado, $600; Shelly Tucker, pharmacist, Little Rock, $650; Gary Tumlison, dentist, Conway, $300; Richard Uihlein, Uline, Lake Forest, Ill., $250; Mark Ungerank, physician, Mountain Home, $300; Fred Vellance, Rock City Furniture, Cabot, $500; Gus Vratsinas, general contractor, Little Rock, $1,000; Alison Ward, housewife, Kansas City, Mo., $2,000; Scott Ward, Russell Stover Candies, Kansas City, Mo., $2,000; David Wardlaw, orthodontist, Little Rock, $1,000; Granville Warrick, SCH Machine, Benton, $250; Richard Watts, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Wayne Webb, Spider Webb Motors, Poteau, Okla., $250; Blake Weber, dentist, Roland, $1,500; Jamai Weber, investment banker, Roland, $2,100; Fred Whistle, retired, Searcy, $400; Thomas Whitney, printing executive, Little Rock, $ 1,000; J.D. Williams, attorney, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Beth Yockey, public relations, Little Rock, $500; David Young, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Robert Young, physician, Little Rock, $500; AGC PAC, Washington, D.C., $2,500; AICPA Legislation Committee, Little Rock, $2,500; American Resort Dev. Assoc., Washington, D.C., $1,000; American Dental-PAC, Washington, D.C., $500; Aircraft Owners & Pilots Assoc.-PAC, Frederick, Md., $1,000; Ashland Oil PAC for Employees, Washington, D.C., $500; Boatman Bank Shares Inc. PAC, St. Louis, $1,000; Bread PAC, Washington, D.C., $500; Business Industry-PAC, Washington D.C., $1,000; Benton Co. Republican Committee, Rogers, $500; The Huckabee Election Committee, Texarkana, Texas, $1,000; National Republican Congressional Com., Washington, D.C., $5,000; Republican Party of Ark. Victory '96, Little Rock, $5,000; Republican Women Club of Benton Co., Rogers, $500; Saline Republican Committee, Benton, $1,000; CEMPAC-Ash Grove Cement PAC, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, $750; Exxon Corporation PAC, Houston, Texas, $1,500; Federal Express PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Holnam Inc. PAC, Dundee, Miss., $500; I.P.H.F.H.A. Inc PAC, Wichita, Kansas, $2,000; IPAA Wildcatter PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Mercantile Bank PAC, St. Louis, $2,500; NRA Political Victory Fund, Fairfax, Va., $2,500; ORYX Energy PAC, Dallas, $500; PepsiCo Concerned Citizens Fund, Purchase, N.Y., $1,000; Riceland Foods PAC, Stuttgart, $500; Safari Club International, Washington, D.C., $500; WALPAC, Bentonville, $2,500.; Here is an itemized list of campaign contributions of $250 or more for Vic Snyder, the Democratic candidate for the 2nd Congressional District. The reporting period is for July 15 to Sept. 30. Snyder raised a total of $240,913 in that period. AFSCME, Washington, D.C., $5,000; ATLA PAC-Trial Lawyers of America, Washington, D.C., $5,000; American Medical PAC, Washington, D.C., $5,000; CWA COPE PCC, Washington, D.C., $5,000; Drive Political Fund, Washington, D.C., $5,000; National Education Association PAC, Washington, D.C., $5,000; UAW V CAP, Detroit, Mich., $5,000; United Food and Comm. Workers Inter, Washington, D.C., $5,000; United Steelworkers of America, Pittsburgh, Pa., $5,000; Transportation Political Education League, Cleveland, $3,500; Arkansas Democratic Party, Little Rock, $2,500; Committee on Political Education AFL-CIO, Washington, D.C., $2,500; Podiatry Political Action Committee, Bethesda, Md., $2,500; American Dental PAC, Washington, D.C., $2,000; Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers PAC, Cleveland, $2,000; I.B.E.W.-C.O.P.E., Washington, D.C., $2,000; Inter. Union of Elec., Washington, D.C., $2,000; Credit Union Leg. Action Council, Washington, D.C., $1,500; Independent Insurance Agents of America Inc., Washington, D.C., $1,500; ASA PAC, Park Ridge, Ill., $1,000; Air Line Pilots Assoc. PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; American Federation of Teachers, Washington, D.C., $1,000; American Nurses Association PAC, Washington, D.C., $1,000; BOBAN PAC, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Corp. for the Advancement of Psychiatry, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Energy PAC, Little Rock, $1,000; Friends of Rosa DeLauro, New Haven, Conn., $1,000; Laborers Political League, Washington, D.C., $1,000; Mercantile Bank Inc. PAC, St. Louis, $1,000; Physical Therapy PAC, Alexandria, Va., $1,000; TYPAC, Springdale, $1,000; Union of Needletrades Indust. & Textile Empl., New York, $ 1,000; United Paperworkers International Union, Nashville, Tenn., $ 1,000; Wright Lindsey & Jennings, Little Rock, $1,000; Ben Allen, retired, Little Rock, $1,000; Eloise Allen, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; John W. Allison, Spirit Homes, Conway, $1,000; James C. Allred, sailboat dealer, Little Rock, $1,000; Paula J. Anderson, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Joan Baldridge, U.S. State Dept., Little Rock, $1,000; William R. Ball, realtor, Little Rock, $1,000; Frances G. Block, retired, Little Rock, $1,000; Brenda M. Booth, researcher, Little Rock, $1,000; David E. Boume, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Jay Bradford, insurance agent, Pine Bluff, $1,000; Mary Cockrill, artist, Little Rock, $1,000; J. Lynn Davis, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Jack M. East, consultant, Little Rock, $1,000; Nan Ellen East, Advocacy Services, Little Rock, $1,000; Mike Everett, attorney, Marked Tree, $1,000; Brenda Griff'n, therapist, Little Rock, $1,000; Royce Griffin, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Robin Hickerson, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Sandra Hicks King, administrator, Maumelle, $1,000; Ike Allen Laws Jr., attorney, Russellville, $1,000; Brownie Williams Ledbetter, APPP, Little Rock, $1,000; Nancy Straley Ledbetter, UAMS, Little Rock, $1,000; Roy Ledbetter, Highland Ind Park, East Camden, $1,000; Samuel E. Ledbetter, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Wanda Ledbetter, homemaker, Camden, $1,000; Calvin R. Ledbetter Jr., homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Robert D. Lowery, physician, Searcy, $1,000; James Bruce McMath, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Rickey D. Medlock, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Peter A. Miller, attorney, Little Rock, $ 1,000; Maurice Mitchell, attorney, Little Rock, $1,000; Julia Peck Mobley, Commercial National Bank, Texarkana, $1,000; Chester D. Phillips, realtor, Little Rock, $1,000; Bobby Roberts, librarian, Little Rock, $1,000; N.S. Sechrest, businessman, West Memphis, $1,000; Barry Solomon, businessman, Little Rock, $1,000; C.E. Stover, physician, Little Rock, $1,000; Joni Stover, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Marcia Watkins, homemaker, Little Rock, $1,000; Richard Watkins, president, Little Rock, $1,000; H.R. Wilbourn, Alltel, Little Rock, $1,000; Ed W. Wills, businessman, Little Rock, $1,000; Larry T. Wilson, banker, Jacksonville, $1,000; First PAC-Fed. Fund First Commercial Corp., Little Rock, $750; Stephen Engstrom, attorney, Little Rock, $750; Susan M. Santa Cruz, physician, Little Rock, $750; Elaine H. Scott, homemaker, Little Rock, $700; Jerry Malott, physician, Little Rock, $600; Diane S. Mackey, attorney, Little Rock, $550; Stacy Pittman, consultant, Little Rock, $526; American Sugar Cane League, Thibodaux, La., $500; Comcast Corporation PAC, Little Rock, $500; ENTPAC, Alexandria, Va., $500; Respon. Citizens Pol. League Tran. Comm. Int., Rockville, Md., $500; Rhone Poulenc Rorer, Collegeville, Pa., $500; White County Democratic Club, Searcy, $500; Jerome H. Atchley, president, Little Rock, $500; Charles W. Baker, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Jeffrey Barber, physician, Little Rock, $500; Ray Baxter, attorney, Benton, $500; Dr. Joseph M. Beck II, physician, Little Rock, $500; Brenda L. Bell, physician, Little Rock, $500; J.W. Benafield, farmer, Little Rock, $500; W. Evans, Benton, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Sam I. Bratton Jr., attorney, Little Rock, $500; Brent Bumpers, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Robert D. Cabe, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Van Chapman, tax consultant, Searcy, $500; Gary D. Corum, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Nate Coulter, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Fred K. Darragh Jr., retired, Little Rock, $500; Haskell Dickinson, contractor, Little Rock, $500; Lynn Donald-Carver, case manager, Springdale, $500; Winslow Drummond, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Gary Eubanks, attorney, Little Rock, $500; James H. Faulkner, investor, Little Rock, $500; Olivia Ferrell, Writer's Project, North Little Rock, $500; Paul Martin Fiser, physician, Little Rock, $500; Rick Fleetwood, Snell Lab., Little Rock, 500; Gilbert L. Glover, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Nathan G. Gordon, retired, Morrilton, $500; Dr. Kathleen Thomsen Hall, physician, Roland, $500; Betty Jo Hampel, retired, Benton, $500; Carl E. Hampel, retired, Benton, $500; Melva Harmon, attorney, Little Rock, $500; John L. Heflin Jr., Terminix, Little Rock, $500; Joe Marlin Hilliard III, farmer//rancher, Clewiston, Fla., $500; Alice L. Holcomb, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Barbara Johnston, farmer, Little Rock, $500; Grainger Ledbetter, Ark. Educ. Assoc., Little Rock, $500; Ark Monroe, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Lynn Parker, homemaker, Little Rock, $500; Merle F. Peterson, retired, Dumas, $500; J. Thomas Ray, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Tracy S. Rhein, office manager, North Little Rock, $500; Cynthia Susan Ross, physician, Little Rock, $500; Gael Sammartino, lab technician, Little Rock, $500; E.J. Towbin, physician, Little Rock, $500; Geoffrey B. Treece, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Stephen H. Van Devanter, physician, Little Rock, $500; Mart Vehik, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Harry P. Ward, physician, Little Rock, $500; Larry Waschka, investment advis., Little Rock, $500; Alonzo D. Williams, physician, Little Rock, $500; Kenneth P. Wilson, retired, Jacksonville, $500; William H. Bowen, UALR Law School, Little Rock, $450; Thomas A. Grunden, administrator, Little Rock, $447; Burton L. Elliot, consultant, Little Rock, $400; Ellen P. Fischer, epidemiologist, Little Rock, $400; Patrick C. Murphy, retired, Little Rock, $400; Dr. Robert A. Porter Jr., physician, Little Rock, $400; Jo Ann C. Quirk, attorney, Little Rock, $400; Steve Shults, attorney, Little Rock, $400; James C. Wohlleb, administrator, Little Rock, $400; W.H.L. Woodyard III, attorney, Little Rock, $375; William M. Griff'n, attorney, Little Rock, $350; Garry A. Mertins, interior designer, Little Rock, $350; Ann L. Pride, Entergy, Alexandria, Va., $350; John I. Purtle, attorney, Little Rock, $350; Dr. Mark Taylor, administrator, Little Rock, $350; Arkansas Senior Democrats, Little Rock, $300; Brian A. Baker, administrator, Little Rock, $300; Ann M. Early, archaeologist, Arkadelphia, $300; John H. Haley, attorney, Little Rock, $300; Dr. Ralph Joseph II, physician, Little Rock, $300; David A. Lupo, urologist, Pine Bluff, $300; William L. Walker Jr., businessman, Little Rock, $300; Fred Poe Jr., Poe Travel, Little Rock, $263.19; AFA Flight PAC-Flight Attendants, Washington, D.C., $250; Greenvote, Boston, $250; Maint. of Way Pol. League, Southfield, Miss., $250; Lee C. Abel, physician, Little Rock, $250; James D. Anderson, farmer, El Paso, $250; Mark Bamhard, administrator, Little Rock, $250; Sherry Bartley, attorney, Little Rock, $250; Joseph H. Bates, physician, Little Rock, $250; J. Trent Beaton, physician, Wynne, $250; Lee Ann Boop, homemaker, Little Rock, $250; Comer Boyett Jr., attorney, Searcy, $250; George E. Campbell, attorney, Little Rock, $250; Meredith Catlett, attorney, Little Rock, $250; Michael B. Coulson, Coulson Oil Co., Little Rock, $250; T. Martin Davis, attorney, Little Rock, $250; Connie Dedman, homemaker, Camden, $250; Dan Donahue, psychologist, Little Rock, $250; Rebecca Engstrom, attorney, Little Rock, $250; Shirley Fields, adminstrator, North Little Rock, $250; Jack Fleischauer Jr., First Commercial, Little Rock, $250; Mrs. Charles L. George, retired, Cabot, $250; Barnett Grace, banker, Little Rock, $250; Greer Grace, retailer, Little Rock, $250; John E. Green Jr., sales manager, Little Rock, $250; John Wesley Hall Jr., attorney, Little Rock, $250; T. Stuart Harris, psychiatrist, Little Rock, $250; Joel T. Henslee Jr., retired, Little Rock, $250; Dick Herget, Sedgwick of Ark., Little Rock, $250; Catherine L. Hughes, attorney, Little Rock, $250; Carolyn F. Izard, nurse, Bryant, $250; Ronald F. Kahn, physician, Little Rock, $250; Drew Kelso, consultant, Little Rock, $250; Andrew G. Kumpuris, physician, Little Rock, $250; H. Baker Kurrus, attorney, Little Rock, $250; Kenneth Lamastus, Ark. Med. Society, Maumelle, $250; Richard H. Manson, geologist, El Dorado, $250; Susan East May, homemaker, Little Rock, $250; Walter May, attorney, Little Rock, $250; Michael Moody, physician, Salem, $250; Mark W. Nichols, attorney, Little Rock, $250; Julia J. Norrell, businessman, Washington, D.C., $250; Alan J. Nussbaum, attorney, Little Rock, $250; Geneva Pledger, teacher, Danville, $250; Peyton E. Rice, physician, North Little Rock, $250; John A. Riggs IV, Riggs Tractor, Little Rock, $250; Barbara A. Rudolph, consultant, Washington, D.C., $250; Bob Russell, Russell Chevrolet, North Little Rock, $250; Craig Savell, AR Credit Union, Little Rock, $250; Scott M. Schlesinger, physician, Little Rock, $250; Georgia Sells, realtor, Little Rock, $250; Jeff C. Sharp, businessman, Little Rock, $250; Vem Ann Shotts, physician, Paragould, $250; Mrs. George Rose Smith, homemaker, Little Rock, $250; Patricia Solomon, CareNetwork Inc., Little Rock, $250; Gary T. Souheaver, neuropsychologist, Little Rock, $250; Brent E. Tyrrell, owner, Little Rock, $250; Charles H. Vestal, realtor, Sheridan, $250; Bud Whetstone, attorney, Little Rock, $250; Julie Wiedower, LR School Dist., Little Rock, $250; Here is an itemized list of contributions of $250 or more for Jay Dickey, the Republican candidate for the 4th Congressional district. The reporting period is from July 15 to Sept. 30. Huckabee Election Committee, Little Rock, $1,000; Jane Bemis, homemaker, Prescott, $1,000; Bill Benton, oil marketer, Helena, $1,000; Greg Brown, Union Bank of Benton, $1,000; Frank Fletcher, Frank Fletcher Ltd., Sherwood, $1,000; Jerilyn Fletcher, sales and catering, Sherwood, $1,000; Mrs. Frank Fletcher, homemaker, Sherwood $1,000; Frank Hickingbothan, TCBY Enterprises, Little Rock, $1,000; James Holman, editor, California, $1,000; Bruce Hooper, Pennsylvania, $1,000; Eileen Hooper, Pennsylvania, homemaker, $1,000; Christopher Long, Florida Drum, Pine Bluff, $1,000; Robert McCrary, physician, Hot Springs, $1,000; Edith Osborne, homemaker, Camden, $1,000; M.N. Osborne, M.N. Osborne and Associates, Camden, $1,000; Thomas R. Pugh, farmer, Portland, $1,000; Jane Ross, Arkadelphia, $1,000; Lloyd Stone, Nem Corp., Conway, $1,000; Alice Walton, banker, Fayetteville, $1,000; Helen Walton, Walton Family Foundation, Bentonville, $1,000; Jim Walton, Walton Enterprises, Bentonville, $1,000; Lynne Walton, retailer, Bentonville, $1,000; Ross Whipple, Horizon Bancorp Inc., Arkadelphia, $1,000; Mrs. John Young, homemaker, Benton, $1,000; Hempstead County Republican Committee, Hope, $500; R-G Joint Ventures, Little Rock, $500; Republican Women Club, Rogers, $500; Mary Barton, homemaker, El Dorado, $500; Robert Duncan, accountant, Hot Springs, $500; Dorsey Glover, Stihl Southwest Inc., Malvern, $500; William Henry, physician, Little Rock, $500; Robert Huber, Michrome Inc., Michigan, $500; Charley Kammerdienewr, farmer, Hope, $500; Hillman Koen, Koen Farms, Hope, $500; Larry Mashburn, First National Bank and Trust, De Queen, $500; Richard Massey, attorney, Little Rock, $500; Benton Newcome, farmer, Portland, $500; Joel Newcome, farmer, Portland, $500; Jerrold Pruden, accountant, Hope, $500; Joe Rogers, Rogers Lumber Co., Camden, $500; John Routon, insurance agent, Hope, $500; Bill Silliman, farmer, Hope, $500; Lester Stizes, physician, Hope, $500; Vollrad Von Berg, Hot Springs, $500; Willard Walker, Springdale, $500; John Smith, cattle farmer, Buckner, $400; Bennie Ryburn, Ryburn Motors, Monticello, $306; Sarah Cook, Hot Springs, $300; Agustin Fernandez, physician, North Little Rock, $300; John Hampton, Citizens Bank, Booneville, $300; Scott Harter, radiologist, Little Rock, $300; Jim Jett, Union Bank and Trust, Monticello, $300; Floyd Parker, Malvern National Bank, Malvern, $300; Margaret Stewart, homemaker, Fayetteville, $300; Clarence Anthony, cattle rancher, Murfreesboro, $250; H.A. Bailey, Little Rock, $250; Byron Brown, Brown Ford Sales, Sheridan, $250; Peggy Carter, homemaker, Little Rock, $250; Robert Dill, banker, Pine Bluff, $250; Dan Dykema, banker, Bentonville, $250; Harry Erwin, accountant, Little Rock, $250; F.S. Garrison, American Freightways, Harrison, $250; Gorden Gondek, R-G Joint Ventures, Little Rock, $250; John Graves, Citizens Bank, Hope, $250; Dale Hart, JAN-EZE Plating, Nashville, $250; Darwin Hendrix, Bank of Delight, Antoine, $250; Olden Hendrix, Antoine, $250; Joe Keith, farmer, Malvern, $250; Jane Longing, real estate agent, Conway, $250; Richard Longing, real estate agent, Conway, $250; W. Darrell Meyer, Arkansas Bank and Trust, Hot Springs, $250; Michael Moody, physician, Salem, $250; John Newman, accountant, Hot Springs, $250; Allan Roberts, R-G Joint Ventures, Little Rock, $250; Richard Smith, Steven Security Bank, Hot Springs, $250; Burton Stacy, Oklahoma, banker, $250; William Strong, Strong Manufacturing, Pine Bluff $250; Betsy Thompson, Drew Plaza Mobile Homes, Monticello, $250; George Walker, banker, Pine Bluff, $250.

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