61. CUSEC - HAZUS Comparison for Six cities in the Central United States Resulting from 8.6 and provided lossestimation for the cities Little Rock, arkansas; Carbondale, Illinois http://www.cusec.org/Hazus/six_cities.htm

...a partnership to mitigate disasters and save lives HOME EVENTS PUBLICATIONS SEARCH About CUSEC Mission Partnerships Board of Directors History and Milestones ... Managers Seismic Zones in the Central U.S. New Madrid Seismic Zone (NMSZ) Wabash Valley Seismic Zone Earthquake Safety Family Safety 3-Day Survival Pack Personal Disaster Kit FAQ's ( Frequently Asked ... Links for Kids A HAZUS Comparison of the 1985 Six Cities Study Overview of the Comparison In 2003, CUSEC used HAZUS, FEMA's Geographic Information System (GIS) based, loss estimation software to do a comparison of the original Six Cities Study. HAZUS can estimate losses on a variety of levels. A level one analysis is a basic census tract data set with limited soil data. The highest level of analysis, or level three, uses comprehensive building inventory, lifeline, and soil data. For this comparison, data collection and manipulation were not used, so a level one analysis was performed. In the comparison, the same six cities were used, as in the original study. The comparison used magnitude 6.5 & 7.5 events that are more likely to occur in the Central United States. Epicenters were used from the historic 1811-1812 earthquakes. In the original study, epicenters "closest to each city" were used. Theses factors, combined with the limited data in a level one analysis, do not estimate the destruction levels to be as high as the original study. With the recent activity in the Wabash Valley Seismic Zone, 7.0 events were added to the cities of Paducah, Kentucky; Evansville, Indiana; and Carbondale, Illinois.

62. Arkansas City Considers Tough Smoke Ban [07/28/03] To prove his point, Marr provided the arkansas DemocratGazette with three a similarconclusion looking at smoking bans in three states and five cities. http://www.no-smoking.org/july03/07-28-03-2.html

FIRST on the Internet for Smoking News and Documents Action on Smoking and Health A National Legal-Action Antismoking Organization Entirely Supported by Tax-Deductible Contributions Home Search About ASH Why Join ... Email page Arkansas City Considers Tough Smoke Ban [07/28-2] Excerpts from: Fayetteville : Smoking ban ignites city BY BRAD BRANAN Arkansas Democrat-Gazette A handful of states have statewide restrictions, the foundation says. But only a small percentage of those places have approved laws as restrictive as the one under consideration in Fayetteville. The ordinance proposed in Fayetteville would ban smoking in workplaces, restaurants and bars. The hospitality industry has been the most outspoken opponent of smoking restrictions nationwide, saying they hurt business, Alpert said. Alpert and anti-tobacco activists in Fayetteville dispute that conclusion. Home Web Page Search This Site Learn About ASH Why Join ASH ... Children and Smoking Presented as a public service by Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), 2013 H Street, N.W., Wash., DC 20006, USA, (202) 659-4310.

63. Financial Matters: State Of Arkansas Retirement And Relocation: Arkansas Parks & by last name of the licensee, city, or real pay in arkansas compared to other states, says Wayne P Development department of the arkansas Cooperative Extension http://www.arkansas.com/relocation-retirement/financial-matters/

Monday - June 7, 2004 One Capitol Mall Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 1-800-NATURAL (501) 682-7777 (V/TT) The Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism is in compliance with the Freedom of Information. Ar. Code Ann.,, 25-19-101 et seq. Thinking of relocating to Arkansas? If you're looking for scenic beauty, a climate with four distinct seasons, and plenty of recreation, then Arkansas is for you. Making Arkansas even more attractive is its low cost of living. The following information gives you an update on Arkansas's taxes, real estate information, and compares Arkansas's cost of living with some other states. General Tax Information General Arkansas tax information can be obtained through the Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration's web site, or by calling (501) 682-7751. Photo Facts Bathhouse Row in Hot Springs Real Estate Information Homes for Sale The Arkansas Real Estate Commission has a roster of Arkansas real estate agencies on-line that can be searched by last name of the licensee, city, or real estate firm name. The on-line listing is updated monthly. Cost of Living Comparison "Arkansas ranks 50th in taxes per capita. That's looking at the total tax bill an individual would pay in Arkansas compared to other states," says Wayne P. Miller, Ph.D., an extension economist with the Economic and Community Development department of the Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. He has been in charge of several recent studies comparing Arkansas as a retirement destination with other popular states.

64. Camping At 27 Packages Lakes and Rivers Maps City Listings Calendar Gulf Coastal Plain, Logolyis arkansas s first environmental A state Natural Area, Logoly offers unique http://www.arkansas.com/outdoors/camping/default/type/Arkansas State Parks/park/

Overview Must See Arkansas Attractions Shopping Spas ... E-News Sign Up EXPLORE ARKANSAS Regional Attractions Immersive Tour Featured Articles Take a 360 degree virtual tour of Arkansas! See panoramic pictures and videos in this immersive Arkansas tour. Everything you'll need to plan your next vacation trip to The Natural State. Enter your zip code in the box below and click the "GO" button. One Capitol Mall Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 1-800-NATURAL (501) 682-7777 (V/TT) The Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism is in compliance with the Freedom of Information. Ar. Code Ann.,, 25-19-101 et seq. Arkansas State Parks Campgrounds Outdoors Intro Introduction Arkansas State Parks National Parks ... Campsite Closures Logoly State Park Region: Timberlands For Information: Park Superintendent, P.O. Box 245, McNeil, AR 71752, (870) 695-3561 http://www.ArkansasStateParks.com logoly@arkansas.com Logoly (H-4) Campsites: 6 Group Campsites (Tents Only) Location: 6 miles north of Magnolia on Logoly Road (County Road 47) just off U.S. 79 near McNeil highway junction. (McNeil, AR 71752) Attractions: Located in the forested hills of the West Gulf Coastal Plain, Logoly is Arkansas's first environmental education park. A State Natural Area, Logoly offers unique outdoor opportunities for recreation and nature study.

65. Arkansas Municipal League: Publications: City & Town Governing, City state and Governing.com are trademarks of CongressionalQuarterly, Inc. arkansas Municipal League Return to Homepage. http://www.arml.org/publications/city_town_article.asp?id=58

66. Arkansas Municipal League: Publications: City & Town all of the assistant district court clerks become state employees in the employ ofeither the city and/or League and the Association of arkansas Counties study http://www.arml.org/publications/city_town_article.asp?id=319

67. Arkansas State Foster Care Managers - Foster Care Manager, Kid, Kids, Children, state, Search all states, City, http://directory.adoption.com/search/State_Foster_Care_Managers-Arkansas.html

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68. AHQ: The Arkansas Tap Line Cases: A Study In Commerce Regulation, 327. The state s railroads could be divided into four basic than 1,000 miles of track inArkansas, was the Island, Cotton Belt, Frisco and Kansas City Southern all http://peace.saumag.edu/swark/articles/ahq/arkansas/taplines/taplines327.html

ARKANSAS HISTORICAL QUARTERLY; Volume 29, Winter 1970, p. 327 The Arkansas Tap Line Cases: A Study in Commerce Regulation By LEE A. DEW* Kentucky Wesleyan College R AILROADING WAS ONE OF THE BIGGEST BUSINESSES IN ARKANSAS IN THE EARLY YEARS of the Twentieth Century. Thousands of miles of track traversed the state, and at any given hour of the day there were dozens of trains in operation. This meant an investment in the state of millions of dollars and other millions paid in wages each year to Arkansas citizens. The state's railroads could be divided into four basic categories. Most spectacular were the trunk lines which bisected Arkansas from every direction. The huge Iron Mountain System (Missouri Pacific), with its more than 1,000 miles of track in Arkansas, was the giant of the trunk lines, but the Rock Island, Cotton Belt, Frisco and Kansas City Southern all furnished through passenger and freight service linking the state with the rest of the nation (1). * The author is Professor of History at Kentucky Wesleyan College; he formerly taught at Arkansas State University.

69. West Helena Arkansas It Consultants possible for women in virtually every corner of the state. OFFICER VARIOUSCITY PROJECTS IN THE CITY OF WEST, HELENA, arkansas GENERAL IMPROVEMENT http://www.it-consultants-directory.com/229/consultants22857.html

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70. FY 2000 GRANT RECIPIENTS arkansas as lead state (with MS). Corridor planning and environment and design studiesfor the Route 104 corridor in the City of Chesapeake, WASHINGTON state. http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/hep10/corbor/2000/recip00.html

Planning FHWA HEP Planning CORBOR ... 2000 Grant Info FY 2000 GRANT RECIPIENTS The fiscal 2000 National Corridor Planning and Development Program and Coordinated Border Infrastructure Program grant recipients State Project Award ARIZONA Improved access to and egress from San Luis POE ARIZONA Design, ROW acquisition and construction to expand Nogales Commercial Vehicle Inspection Station ARIZONA as lead state (with NV) Detailed design and related work for Hoover Dam Bypass ARKANSAS Reconstruction and ROW acquistion along US63 in Poinsett between Marked Tree and I-55 ARKANSAS as lead state (with IN, KY, LA, MS, TN, TX) Environmental, location and related studies for future I-69 from Canada to lower Rio Grande Valley ARKANSAS as lead state (with LA, MO) Interchange improvement and design improvements to 4 separate sections of US71 in AR and MO ARKANSAS as lead state (with MO) Environmental studies and related project development for improvements to U.S. 412 in northwest Arkansas and northeast Arkansas / southeast Missouri in the vicinity of Springdale and Paragould respectively ARKANSAS as lead state (with MS) Geotechnical, preliminary engineering, design and environmental mitigation studies for Great River Bridge over Mississippi River

71. Project Details For K-8233-01 This project is a study only and does not include which is being sponsored by theCity of arkansas City. site to webmaster@ksdot.org Visit the state of Kansas http://www.ksdot.org/projects/details.asp?projectNumber=K-8233-01

72. Taxes | Arkansas Advocates For Children & Families arkansas’ federal personal income taxes would go up significantly surrounding communityreceive countless benefits from city and state government services http://www.aradvocates.org/archives/taxcutPSA.asp

Capital gains tax cut will benefit few Child Welfare Early Care Education Family Finances ... Working Families LITTLE ROCK - Some critical facts were missing during the recent debate over capital gains tax cuts in the Arkansas General Assembly. Supporters of capital gains tax cuts have praised HB1186 as a critical economic development tool for the state. HB1186 would exempt 30 percent of a capital gain from state income taxes in 2000; 50 percent in 2001; 70 percent in 2002; and all of a capital gain in 2003 and beyond. Richard Huddleston, research director at AACF and director of SFAI, said, "The ITEP study clearly shows that most Arkansas families, especially low- and middle-income families, would not benefit from capital gains tax cuts. Moreover, the $73 million in lost revenue comes at a time when the state has critical revenue needs to fund programs serving families in areas such as juvenile justice, child welfare, child health, welfare reform, child care and early childhood education. "The ITEP study raises serious concerns about the bill’s fairness in its treatment of low- and middle-income families. Because the wealthy receive a far greater share of capital gains income than middle- and low-income families, this tax cut would benefit the richest Arkansas families the most.

73. Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Society - United States Local - Arkan City Map http//www.arkansasusa.com/city/fay/map Northwest arkansas Community BulletinBoard http//www.nwar.com on in this part of the state by checking http://zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=1162293

74. Washburn Forum Roundtable Broadcast November 4, 1999 Kansas Board of Education/veterinarian, arkansas City; Tim Miller, professor, religiousstudies, The University of Education, Kansas state University, Manhattan; http://www.arn.org/docs/kansas/washburn110499.htm

Access Research Network ARN Library Files Creation, Evolution and the First Amendment National authorities to explore "Creation, Evolution and The First Amendment" in special roundtable discussion Washburn University Listen to the Broadcast Note: Broadcast requires Real Player Plug-In In August 1999, the Kansas State Board of Education adopted a new set of science standards that de-emphasized the teaching of evolution in Kansas public schools. The constitutional issues related to this decision will be explored by a panel of nationally recognized authorities during a special roundtable discussion, "Creation, Evolution and the First Amendment," set for 7 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 4 in White Concert Hall on the Washburn University campus. This presentation will be unique in that equal representation will be afforded to all perspectives, with panelists being drawn from the disciplines of science, philosophy and law. Also participating will be two members of the Kansas Board of Education. Participants will be: Steve Abrams, member, Kansas Board of Education/veterinarian, Arkansas City

75. News From Arkansas State University Monday, April 14, at 8 pm, arkansas state University s Fowler We ve got quite an Easternarkansas presence, says win for everybodyfor the city, the university http://asunews.astate.edu/HeritageStudies.htm

News from Arkansas State University For Release: April 4, 2003 University Communications Office Jonesboro, Arkansas Staff: Tom Moore Virginia Adams fax 870-972-3069 Send mail: ASUnews@astate.edu Links: List of News/Announcements Upcoming Events About ASU ASU Home Page Premiere will raise funds for ASU's Ph.D. Program in Heritage Studies On Monday, April 14, at 8 p.m., Arkansas State University's Fowler Center will host the world premiere screening of the Hallmark Hall of Fame television production, "A Painted House," from the novel by best-selling author and Arkansas native John Grisham. Grisham will be present for the festivities. The screening, and the $1,000 per-plate dinner that precedes it, are fundraising events for ASU's program in heritage studies, a new Ph.D. program offered by the university. ASU's doctoral program in heritage studies is "a distinctive and aggressively interdisciplinary program," according to Dr. Clyde Milner, program director and professor of history. The program will develop heritage professionals who identify, preserve, interpret

76. Fall 2003 KU Graduates -- ALLEN THROUGH CRAWFORD COUNTIES Parent/Grdn Name, High School, HS City, HS state. Alan Randall, Bachelor of GeneralStudies, EnglishBGS, Senior, KS, CL, arkansas City, David Eric Holbrooks, Bachelorof http://www.ur.ku.edu/News/04N/MarNews/Mar23/counties/ac.html

March 23, 2004 Fall 2003 KU graduates ALLEN THROUGH CRAWFORD COUNTIES State County City StudentName Award Major Std Level Sex Parent/Grdn Name High School HS City HS State KS AL Iola Aleaka N Apt Master of Arts Speech-Language PathologyMA Graduate Female Neosho Senior High School Neosho MO KS AT Atchison Suzanne Marie Kujawa Bachelor of General Studies Human BiologyBGS Senior Female Mr. And Mrs. John Kujawa Atchison High School Atchison KS KS AT Atchison Stacey Ann Schneider Accounting and Info SystemsMAS Graduate Female Mt St Scholastica Academy Atchison KS KS BA Kiowa Kale Humphrey Bachelor of General Studies EnglishBGS Senior Male South Barber High School Kiowa KS KS BB Ft Scott Ian R Carrillo Bachelor of Arts Latin American StudiesBA Senior Male Robert Carrillo McAuley Regional High School Joplin MO KS BR Morrill Judson Luke Herbster Juris Doctor Juris DoctorJD Prof 3 Male KS BT Great Bend Danielle Elisabeth Murta Bach of Science in Business AccountingBSB Senior Female Dan Murta Great Bend High School Great Bend KS KS BT Great Bend Andrew J Smith Bachelor of General Studies Theatre and FilmBGS Senior Male Great Bend High School Great Bend KS KS BT Hoisington Megan Erica Bray Juris Doctor Juris DoctorJD Prof 3 Female KS BU Andover Mary L Koehn Doctor of Philosophy NursingPHD Graduate Female KS BU Andover Aura Jeanne Whitcomb Bachelor of Arts EnglishBA Senior Female Blackstone-Millville Regl H S Blackstone MA KS BU Augusta Brent Thomas Ruggles Bachelor of Arts PsychologyBA DECL Senior Male Augusta High School Augusta KS KS BU Augusta Christina Spires Bach of Science in Business Business AdministrationBSB Senior Female

77. Press Release - Study Confirms Head Start & State Early Childhood Education Prog in Hawaii, New Mexico, Utah, arkansas, West Virginia Head Start Director Resigns, Kansas City Star, February 13 Head Start does not give state authorities any http://edworkforce.house.gov/press/press108/second/02feb/headstart021904.htm

News from the Committee on Education and the Workforce John Boehner, Chairman FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 19, 2004 CONTACTS: Dave Schnittger or Alexa Marrero Telephone: (202) 225-4527 ; Makes Case for House-Passed Head Start Reforms WASHINGTON, D.C. The School Readiness Act (H.R. 2210), authored by Rep. Mike Castle (R-DE), would allow direct coordination between Head Start and state programs in up to eight qualified states, permitting state programs to be united with the federal program to create a system that provides the best qualities of both for the disadvantaged children Head Start is intended to serve. The House bill would also give such states a more significant role in the financial oversight of Head Start, addressing the financial accountability problems brought to light at Head Start operations in a number of U.S. cities last year in which millions of Head Start funds intended for children and teachers were instead squandered or wasted on executive perks and other reported abuses "Head Start isn't perfect, and neither are most state-funded programs. A combined effort is needed by states and the federal government to help Head Start meet its true potential and that's what the House-passed Head Start bill would begin to allow in up to eight of the most qualified states," said House Education & the Workforce Committee Chairman John Boehner (R-OH). "Under the House-passed bill, participating states would be required to increase their spending on early childhood education, high standards would be required, and it would be much more difficult for federal Head Start funds intended for disadvantaged children and teachers to be wasted and squandered by local executives on lavish perks."

78. Welcome To The University Of Arkansas Press During this period, five states joined the Union—Kansas, West farms and villagesto towns and cities increased, accompanied This lively study should inspire http://www.uapress.com/titles/backlist/history/american.html

www.uapress.com American Studies The Light of the Home An Intimate View of the Lives of Women in Victorian America Harvey Green, with the assistance of Mary-Ellen Perry With illustrations from the Margaret Woodbury Strong Museum New in paper "Harvey Green's Light of the Home is a rich portrait of Victorian domesticity and everyday life. Lively, accessible writing and evocative illustrations combine in this volume to convey a sense of nineteenth-century family relationships, women's experiences, and the material culture of the home." Hope in a Jar: The Making of America's Beauty Culture (Owl Books, 1999) and Cheap Amusements: Working Women and Leisure in Turn-of-the-Century New York (Temple, 1987) 2003, 205 pages $16.95, paper (s) Breach of Faith A Crisis of Coverage in the Age of Corporate Newspapering Gene Roberts, Editor in Chief and Thomas Kunkel, General Editor Veteran journalists report on their own industry's threat to democracy. What has happened to the news? Over the past decade, there has been a major shift in newspaper coverage. Many newspaper executives, paring costs and badly misreading public appetites, have cut back dramatically on all types of public-affairs reporting. Fewer reporters than ever are assigned to the statehouse or the White House, to city hall or foreign capitals. Too often celebrity cossip and movie tips take the place of serious journalism instead of existing alongside it. Newspapers once operated under a mandate to provide the kinds of news that citizens need to function in a democratic society, but many corporations have changed that mandate.

79. Press Release - SGMA Heroes Awards State Winners By City 1994 - Present com. SGMA Heroes Awards state Winners By City 1994 Present. Alabama Scottsdale.arkansas Little Rock North Little Rock Alexander Rogers*. http://www.sgma.com/press/2000/press989938172-4289.html

Need Help? Join Our E-Lists What's New Links ... Post Your Release Members Log In SportsEdge Magazine Press Release Contact Craig Kaliser cksgma@aol.com SGMA Heroes Awards State Winners By City 1994 - Present Alabama Gadsden Huntsville* Birmingham Fultondale Alaska Fairbanks Eagle River Anchorage Arizona Tucson Mesa Glendale Phoenix Chinle Scottsdale Arkansas Little Rock North Little Rock Alexander Rogers* California Los Angeles Richmond Coachella Culver City Castaneda Rosemead Colorado Colorado Springs Denver Ft. Collins Wheat Ridge Littleton Connecticut Columbia* Hartford Ansonia New Haven Branford Newington New Britain Delaware Wilmington Newark District of Columbia District of Columbia Florida St. Petersburg Miami Beach West Palm Beach Ft. Myers

80. Women's Studies Programs Worldwide Frequentlyupdated listing of more than 700 women's studies programs, departments, and research centers around the world, including both graduate and undergraduate programs. Programs outside the http://research.umbc.edu/~korenman/wmst/programs.html

Here are links to more than 700 women's studies (including "gender studies") programs, departments, and research centers around the world that have web sites. Programs and departments offering graduate degrees or concentrations have this fact noted in an annotation below the link. For a larger list of women's studies programs, including those without web sites, see the September issue of the Modern Language Association's journal PMLA or Gerri Gribi's listing of Women's Studies programs in the U.S. For information about institutions offering Women's Studies graduate and undergraduate degrees online, see Online Degrees in Women's Studies NOTE: After I had started putting this listing together, Kate Robinson told me about an annotated collection of links she has compiled of Women's Studies programs in the United States . I've decided to leave my links up as well, especially since they include programs outside the US , and since I keep learning about new sites. (My listing now includes more than 700 links; I last updated it on March 22, 2004

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