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Go Forward Pine Bluff spent $103,000 on its two attempts to extend the sales tax that helps fund its initiatives, while the Pine Bluff chapter of the NAACP -- the only organized opposition to the tax plan -- spent less than $11,000 on the two campaigns, a greater than 9-to-1 spending disparity.
It was 1990, and the state's first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton had an idea. Ron Hart, a brilliant scientist at the National Center for Toxicological Research near Pine Bluff, had told her about residential high schools such as the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics.
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For the second-straight year, University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff high jumper Caleb Snowden will compete at nationals.