... off ticket sales; the state begins selling Powerball tickets Oct. 31.Jerry Cox, head of the anti-gambling Arkansas Family Council, said he thinks it's inconsistent to ban some forms of gambling but not the lottery. The council had unsuccessfully ...

... voted for the lottery, I don't think they voted for these exorbitant salaries," said Jerry Cox, head of the Arkansas Family Council, which campaigned against the lottery amendment. That would include Lt. Gov. Bill Halter, who championed ...

... Department of Human Services and its director, and the Child Welfare Agency Review Board and its chairman. The Arkansas Family Council, a conservative group that campaigned for the ban, said it was aimed at gay couples but the law will affect ...

... the constitutionality of the act and this office can defend the constitutionality of the act." The head of the Arkansas Family Council, a group that campaigned for the measure, said he's concerned about McDaniel representing the state in the ...

... would require a two-thirds vote would be more politically difficult. Following a victory at the polls for the Arkansas Family Council a conservative group that pushed for the act as part of an effort to stop what it called the "gay agenda" convincing ...

... law said Thursday. A court filing by the Arkansas chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union claims that the Arkansas Family Council has no legal grounds to enter the suit in Pulaski County Circuit Court. The Family Council, which collected ...

... would think Arkansans are looking for the increased flow of people with buying dollars." Jerry Cox, head of the Arkansas Family Council, said Wasserman's proposal likely would cut away legislative oversight of what would be monopoly operations ...

... to inform rape victims about emergency contraception. Elliott's proposal, which faced opposition from the Arkansas Family Council and the Arkansas Hospital Association, requires doctors to either give the medication if asked or refer the patient ...

... meanwhile, say they hope to persuade lawmakers to not establish any lottery at all. Jerry Cox, head of the Arkansas Family Council, said the anti-gambling group may otherwise lobby lawmakers to put restrictions on the games and ban the addition ...

... Hardin said he believed these numbers would not change between now and November unless Jerry Cox, president of the Arkansas Family Council, and Larry Paige, executive director of the Arkansas Faith and Ethics Council, two people Hardin said he has ...