Mike Huckabee - Governor of Arkansas
	MIKE HUCKABEE was born in Hope, Arkansas. In 1972, he was elected Arkansas Boys State governor. In 1976 he graduated magna cum laude from Ouachita Baptist University after two-and-one-half years of study. . In 1993 he was elected lieutenant governor, and he was reelected in 1994 to a four-year term. On July 15, 1996, he was sworn in as Governor to complete the remainder of Governor Jim Guy Tucker's term of office
In his first legislative session, Governor Huckabee signed legislation creating ARKids First, a program that provides health insurance to children of working families who make too much money to qualify for Medicaid but not enough to afford private coverage. He signed the first major, broad-based tax cut in state history and simplified the procedure for renewing car tags. Under his leadership, Arkansas' welfare rolls were reduced by 41.5 percent in sixteen months. He has written two books: Character Is the Issue, a book that chronicles his political career, and Kids Who Kill, a book that addresses juvenile violence. He was named the 1997 American Sportsfishing Association Man of the Year. Governor Huckabee is the first vice chair of the Southern Governors' Association and chair of the National Governors' Association Committee on Human Resources.
Little Rock Central High 40th Anniversary - Photos	Special activities in September, 1997, will draw attention to the impact of the integration crisis that centered around Little Rock Central High School in 1957-58.
Kolasky: Related Links	Kolasky: Related Links The Arkansas shooting is likely to spark a national debate about gun control. Ark. Gov. Mike Huckabee is one who hopes that the "Southern gun control" culture will not be blamed. On the CNN Web site, you can read all about.
ARKids First	On March 10, 1997, Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee signed into law historic legislation creating ARKids First. That meant tens of thousands of Arkansas children without health insurance would now be eligible for coverage.
The Tarrance Group Online -- 1998 Election Results / Arkansas	Huckabee won re-election in GOV DEM Lincoln beat GOP Boozman in SEN Governor VOTES MIKE HUCKABEE 400,236 Bill Bristow 263,833
etemp2	Local People Seated On State Commissions Gov. Mike Huckabee has appointed Chuck Medford of Berryville to the Concealed Weapons Board. Medford, the Carroll County sheriff, will serve until Jan. 14, 2001. He replaces George Sutterfield.
The Morning News ONLINE	Please visit our Sponsor Property-tax relief bill goes to Huckabee News Little Rock Bureau LITTLE ROCK Gov. Mike Huckabee will soon get a bill to sign into law granting property-tax relief to homeowners 62 and older. The Senate on Wednesday...
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AR. Crime Bill	Interest in Arkansas Crime Bill Gains in Popularity and Public Support Arkansas is losing $100,000,000.00 a year to criminals who steal and use deadly force on some of their crime victims! In 1995 Representative Butch Calhoun tried to stop property.
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pol,html	Helpful Stuff Here's a thought: From 1990 to 1994 our congress and president raised taxes over 660 billion dollars. In 1997 our congress and president passed a bill which will cut our taxes over the next five years by 80 billion dollars. Who comes..
Arkansas	ARKANSAS 6 Electoral Votes Population (Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Arkansas Secretary of State) Total Population, July 1998 2,538,303 Voting Age Population, Nov. 1998 1,882,000 Total Registration, Oct. 1998 1,471,971 Arkansas has: 75 counties,