Parkview High School - Spirit Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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OLDY, BUT A GOODY. The Old State House locat- ed on Markham, wlll under go a face lift. Renovate Raised money for State House he peopk of Arkansas rak- edtheinoneyto renovate the Old State House. The original build- ing was ready for use in 1840 and served as a capitol building until 1911 when the present capitol building was readyforoccupancy. Owned by the state, the Old State House also houses the Ar- kansas History Mus- eumandCommBdom VVHh todays inhab ion, historical and sen- thnental values, the Old State House is probably priceless. 'Wxw - Industrial Commercial Resiclental N - , X X Mooser Electric l I f f 562-3672

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QM N543 5 Rlllliixs m., 513 Center A a 1 Spaulding RAZORBACK. Don John- ston trles to decide whether to buy an Arkansas Razor- back T-shlrt or not? 1372-2218 ATTENTION: Park- view Patriots call Camera Mart when you need Cameras, Supplies or Advice 6' C! :USC can 3 Q0 5 f 2 1 l rn ' iggil Qc: Z'l22:E:xZZZ'D:'D:xx:1I:.iI-i.ll2112:1m Camera Mart f ff gi JU 0 Ur L7 U Un ll sl lsqm l F N Qs. DQZDQDDDQQIZZQQE 1: mam Einar: 10014 Rodney Parham 227-7202 Patriot Booster Club We V sxk 4 .- his r Q E7 I1 Kingspark 225-9058 NEW HOME. Many of the refugees choose to spend their time outslde getting acquainted with their new surroundings. Cubans Rufugee comps in Arkonsos n May 9, the world focused it's attention on Fort Chaffee, Arkan- sas. With the arrival of Cuban refugees many people voiced their opinion about their arrival. More than 19,000 would finally arrive making it Arkansas' eleventh largest city. Later, on June 1, after nearby residents questioned their pro- tection with the ref- ugees present, a 'riot broke out. Around 200 refugees charged the gate resulting in 62 injuries and 46 ar- rests. On June 25, Gov. Bill Clinton sent a bill to the federal gov- ernment for 213,805 dollars for damages. In mid-August Pres- ident Carter announc- ed that three other refugee camps in the U.S. would close and the remaining Cubans sent to Chaffee. Gov. Clinton strong- ly opposed this be- cause ofthe reduction of security at the Fort and the reaction of local residents.