... reflecting on their determination as teenagers to get a good education. Months earlier, U.S. District Judge William R. Wilson released the Little Rock School District from desegregation monitoring, another milestone. ALLTEL Two private equity ...

... a new appeal to a state judge by the middle of next month. The decision comes after U.S. District Court Judge William R. Wilson Jr. asked Echols to present parts of his new wide-ranging appeal to state courts before seeking relief from federal ...

... a new appeal to a state judge by the middle of next month. The decision comes after U.S. District Court Judge William R. Wilson Jr. asked Echols to present parts of his new wide-ranging appeal to state courts before seeking relief from federal ...

... dedication and will continue to be felt for decades to come," Entzminger said. - Advertisement - U.S. District Judge William R. Wilson gave a straight-forward and humorous commencement speech saying he would draw from many great speakers such as ...

... concerns were raised about its impact on the habitat of the elusive ivory-billed woodpecker. U.S. District Judge William R. Wilson has not issued a ruling in the case. Young said the commission has spent about $12.5 million from its current ...

... attorney's fees plus interest. Filed Dec. 18. (Clawson) Jacqueline S. Chandler and Homer Chandler Jr. vs. William R. Wilson -- Case is dismissed with prejudice due to matter having been settled and compromised in full. Filed Dec. 22 ...

... Reasoner invited other judges of the district to file arguments on the matter. On Friday, U.S. District Judges William R. Wilson Jr., Henry Woods and James Moody did so, disagreeing with Reasoner's conclusion. "In our view, 'the power ...

... to improve race relations, and his courage to make decisions he knew would be unpopular. U.S. District Judge William R. Wilson praised Woods for being among the few white people to publicly support school integration in the Little Rock Central ...

... remark from the bench regarding a lawsuit challenging logging in the Ozark National Forest, U.S. District Judge William R. Wilson said the case had so many issues it was "as hairy as the Fouke monster." According to local lore, the monster ...

... the same period. A jury agreed and awarded Hartley $237,669 in back pay. In addition, U.S. District Judge William R. Wilson Jr. awarded Hartley $246,774 in future pay and attorney's fees and costs of $65,269. Dillards argued to ...