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AR: Feds -- Conway Center puts children at risk
CONWAY, Ark. -- The U.S. Justice Department is asking a federal judge to halt new admissions of school-age children at the Conway Human Development Center, claiming that the facility "exposes residents to death and injury."
AR: Ex-Clinton aide looks to death row to aid her defense
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A former top aide to Bill Clinton, charged with trying to smuggle contraband to a death-row inmate, will ask a state court to allow a videotaped deposition of the man before he is executed.
AR: State of Wash. continues to reject Ark. parolees
Officials in the state of Washington say they'll continue rejecting parolees and probationers from Arkansas despite the policy apparently violating an interstate compact.
AR: Michelle Obama to deliver UAPB commencement address
First Lady Michelle Obama is scheduled to deliver the commencement address at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff in May, the White House announced today.
Taking the state out of state colleges
In Michigan, where many enterprises are struggling to survive, the renowned University of Michigan is in the midst of a construction boom and hiring spree. Michigan State University, on the other hand, plans to lay off faculty and cut programs, blaming state funding that is lower than it was a decade ago. Flagship universities in other states are also prospering, while their lesser-known counterparts suffer from vanishing state appropriations. 

So, why not change the arrangement and require big-name universities to take responsibility for their own financing, leaving more state money to support the other state schools? As legislatures face their toughest budget year since the recession began, the idea of giving a few universities autonomy to control their own finances has some appeal.
AR: 2 spots left open after Arkansas political filings
When Arkansas' political filing season closed, two positions failed to draw any candidates — including one held by a prosecutor who said he inadvertently missed the deadline to run again.
AR: Grant to fund start-up aviation technology program
A $3.4 million federal grant will fund an aviation technology program at Mid-South Community College in West Memphis, the school announced Tuesday.
AR: National Academy of Sciences studies business innovations in Arkansas
The first in a series of regional conferences organized by the National Academy of Sciences wraps up today at the Clinton presidential library, with business leaders highlighting a variety of innovations and new business possibilities.
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