... bus operation developed under Dave’s son Charles. First called Demographics, it handled mass mailings for the Democratic Party. Then it was Conway Communications Exchange as the computer age developed. Today the name is Acxiom. Dave Ward ...

... and member of the Welding Fabrication Contest Technical Committee (National) for SkillsUSA. He also serves as Democratic Party state committeeman for Faulkner County, and a vice chair for the American Welding Society, Central Arkansas Section ...

... Johnson had hoped to have his mind made up by now about whether to run against incumbent Blanche Lincoln for the Democratic Party nomination for the U.S. Senate. But over the weekend, the state Senate president pro tem said he is still ...

... Arkansans believe the next U.S. senator should be a check and balance to the extreme agenda of the national Democratic Party.â Baker said his full campaign finance report wonâ t be released until mid-October, but â ballparkedâ that his campaign ...

... The sponsor is Organizing for America, Obama's campaign organization, which has become part of the national Democratic Party. The group would not reveal the cost. Obama supports a government-run insurance plan to compete with private ...

... make major changes to the House legislation. Quite honestly, he has emerged as the last line of defense in the Democratic Party; I hope he holds. Not to be outdone, Gov. Mike Beebe, who wouldn't take a public position on the lottery last ...

... in the mail they would want. Acxiom started out in 1969 as Demographics, and its first marketing client was the Democratic party of Arkansas, Meyer said. Now its biggest clients are in financial services. "We're more than just a marketing ...

... help with the five million Canadians who lack a family doctor. Jack Layton, who led the left-of-center New Democratic Party, proposed more government spending to alleviate the medical school debts to encourage more individuals to choose ...

... role of nuclear power in his clean energy package, those differences are more indicative of diversity within the Democratic Party than dissent. "I represent Arkansas. I don't represent Obama or Democrats. An Arkansas Democrat is different ...

... probably are going to be left out in the global warmth, I guess you could say. President Obama needs to show the Democratic Party's environmentalist base and the more progressive-minded of our international allies that he supports the Kyoto ...