... unanswered questions. The attorney general rejected the popular name and ballot title of the proposal that state Rep. Charles Ormond, D-Morrilton, submitted as an initiative for the 2006 general election after the Legislature rejected it as one ...

... Conway, Bill Hayes Family Heritage Insurance of Little Rock, Diverse Five Investments in Menifee and state Rep. Charles Ormond. Family Heritage also put up the $500 for a half-court shot won by Julian Dorris of Morrilton. Area businesses ...

... as did a hollow grandstander like Rep. Bobby Lee Trammel of Jonesboro and someone as genuinely clueless as Rep. Charles Ormond of Morrilton. Otherwise, I have only two arguments with individual selections and one general lament based on those ...

... Halverson said attorneys had said the state could not adopt the rules for the ban until after the law takes effect. Rep. Charles Ormond, D-Morrilton, said the rules should have been put into place the same time the law takes effect. "The clock ...

... long ago to make going from dry to wet all but unfeasible. The bill's proposed 15 percent is a reasonable number. Charles Ormond, D-Morrilton, as a courtesy to the bill's sponsor, Jay Bradford, D-Pine Bluff, has taken control of the ...

... you believe the state ought to live within its means? Is this something that we're giving up here?" asked Rep. Charles Ormond, D-Morrilton. The bill passed on an 11-3 vote and goes to the House. The proposed 10 percent income tax surcharge ...

... majority to pass any sales tax hike. Currently, it only requires 51 percent of the Legislature. -HJR 1012 by Rep. Charles Ormond, D-Morrilton, which would allow House members to serve three four-year terms, rather than the current three ...

... courts over the special marriages, which require pre-marriage counseling and make divorce more difficult. Rep. Charles Ormond, D-Morrilton, said he didn't think the bill was a good idea. "I'm for a covenant marriage, but when it ...

... school pay off a $20 million loan. Stovall said the tax is needed for continued support of UAMS programs. Rep. Charles Ormond, D-Morrilton, spoke against the bill, saying legislators should honor the commitment they made in 1989 when they ...

... Against Drunk Driving in Arkansas supports the bill, which passed 77-10, Reps. Bob Mathis, D-Hot Springs, and Charles Ormond, D-Morrilton, both spoke against the bill, saying it would create additional paperwork for retailers and would ...