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POLITICS: Boozman supports, Cotton opposes U.S. Senate aid package + more

Arkansas' U.S. senators were divided in backing a $95.3 billion package with support for Ukraine and Israel, but both legislators expressed similar yearnings for the House of Representatives to make changes.
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Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Boozman supports, Cotton opposes U.S. Senate aid package

WASHINGTON -- Arkansas' U.S. senators were divided in backing a $95.3 billion package with support for Ukraine and Israel, but both legislators expressed similar yearnings for the House of Representatives to make changes.
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Hill: U.S. must ‘draw a line,’ continue Ukraine support

WASHINGTON - As the U.S. Senate considered an international aid package, Rep. French Hill, R-Ark., joined congressional colleagues on a trip last week to Ukraine to meet with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy regarding America's ongoing support for Ukrainian military forces.
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Contractor on Saline County I-30 expansion contests ARDOT’s move to find firm in default

A Texas highway builder laboring under a $190 million contract to expand Interstate 30 in Saline County is going to court to block Arkansas regulators from pursuing a potential $43.7-million claim against it for not completing the project on the state's timeline.
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Arkansas Board of Corrections confirms Wallace as secretary

The Arkansas Board of Corrections voted Thursday to confirm Department of Corrections Chief of Staff Lindsay Wallace as the agency's new secretary.
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For AR Kids resubmits proposed constitutional amendment to attorney general

The group behind a proposed constitutional amendment to require private schools that receive public dollars to follow the same standards as public schools resubmitted ballot language Thursday to the attorney general's office.
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