... of tons of pressure on all sides of this issue.Do I feel sorry for her? Uh, no. She bounced long-time Rep. Bill Alexander nearly two decades ago and is the state's senior senator. She's a big girl.Is she in a tough spot? From a ...

... young lobbyist named Blanche Lambert came back to Arkansas and defeated her former boss, 1st District U.S. Rep. Bill Alexander, who, at the time, was caught up in the House banking scandal. That same year, 4th District Democrats voted ...

... parents and her husband, William Wren Alexander. She is survived by two sons, Mark Alexander and wife Tina and Bill Alexander and wife Jamie, all of Vilonia; and by five grandchildren, Benjamin Williams, Tina Sue Alexander, Logan Alexander ...

... the right-of-way. Mark and Bill Alexander said they had been working with ... literally turned upside down," said Bill Alexander, speaking on behalf of family ... agree to is just too vague," Bill Alexander said in an interview last week ...

... Fayetteville. Mills chairman of the Ways and Means Committee for more than 15 years, beat Judy Petty of Little Rock. Rep. Bill Alexander of Osceola won a fourth term over little known Republican James L. Dauer in the First District. Gov. Dale Bumpers ...

... It's a charming newsroom, and a charming place. One of the last of the Truman Democrats, a no-apology pal of Bill Alexander, Troutt is still running columns by ol' J.O. Powell and Ernie Dumas. He picked up those Gazette editorialists ...

... the first woman elected to represent the 1st District of eastern Arkansas in Congress, defeating her former boss, Bill Alexander, in the 1992 Democratic primary. She has said in the past that a book about Caraway, "Silent Hattie Speaks ...

... the office are frequently moved at night after employees leave. Joyce Williams, a longtime congressional aide for Bill Alexander and Blanche Lincoln, discounted the stories. She said aides in the office frequently worked late at night "and ...

... summer of 1972 that had governmental officials of Spain and France on hand along with then-U.S. Representative Bill Alexander and then-Governor Dale Bumpers. The fanfare subsided, the boardwalk seldom felt footsteps and soon fell into disrepair ...

... trouble raising campaign contributions from homestate interests and from business has a hard way to go, as the fate of Bill Alexander reminds us. The Second District race will be worth watching closely in 1998. Gary Wekkin: Political ties probe