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12-A I'JlU MIMt.tt.l'tlltl-IUINMMI ihf Hmt'H White hits Ark. campaign East Camden plant warned on violations $(6100 SHELLED FREE Basket tion campaign. "If these spots are allowed to run, they should be tagged as Bill Clinton re-election commercials and the names of those who contributed the 1 1 50,000 for this effort should be released," Glascock wrote. "Your station has always maintained a neutral position in campaigns. The airing of these commercials would not be in the best interest of that posture." Sponsors of the television and newspaper ads include 28 Arkansas companies such as grocery wholesalers and chains, manufacturers and processors.

"We have been searching for ways to get consumers involved at the grass-roots level and trying to help promote the purchase of Arkansas products and American products in ways that would preserve jobs in our state without advocating protectionist policies," Clinton said. LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (AP) A consultant for former Gov. Frank White wants television stations to dump an Arkansas promotional campaign that features Gov.

Bill Clinton. White faces Clinton in the November general election. Darrell Glascock said that White was in total support of a "Buy Arkansas Campaign" but feels that the structure and use of Clinton as the chief spokesman was a blatant attempt to promote Clinton's re-election campaign. Clinton said Monday that a statewide television, newspaper and pamphlet campaign called "Make A Difference Arkansas" will cost about 1150,000 and will be financed with private contributions. A "Good Work, Arkansas" campaign has a budget of $32,000 in state tax dollars and will use stickers, labels and posters to identify Arkansas-made products in more than 750 stores statewide.

The ads are to begin this week, halt Aug. 15 and then resume in November, organizers said. Clinton stars in the scries of TV ads with state products. Glascock, in a letter hand-delivered to all Little Rock television stations on Tuesday and mailed to all other TV stations in the state, asked that the commercials not be aired as long as they feature Clinton. Glascock said that TV stations which choose to air the commercials should give equal free time to White to address the economic situation in Arkansas.

"We believe that this campaign is an attempt by the Bill Clinton campaign to circumvent campaign finance and reporting laws and that this committee is nothing more than a Bill Clinton political action committee," Glascock said. He also said that the advertising firm handling the account is the same firm that has handled Clinton's re-elec WALLACE H. BROWN, M.D., F.A.C.S. ROBERT L. BARRETT, M.D., F.A.C.S.

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La. 71101 Clements denies secret plan RUN JOG WALK In The Comfort Of Your Own Home! UTTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) -Tracor-MBA Inc. will be barred from manufacturing military flares at its East Camden plant unless more than two dozen safety violations are corrected, the Defense Department said. Fifteen people have been killed and dozens more injured in accidents at the plant.

The safety violations were discovered by a government inspection team in May. In a memo from the Defense Contract Administration Services agency, Tracor officials were told May 19 that they could not restart a portion of the manufacturing operation that was shut down after an explosion in August resulted in three deaths. The memo said DCAS had concluded that the plant safety program was not satisfactory and that Tracor should be advised not to begin production on live flares for the government until the company can demonstrate an effective program and compliance can be verified. Military contract work accounts for virtually all production at the plant. "It's in Tracor's court now," a DCAS spokesman said Monday.

"We have recommended that no more work be done until Tracor gets all those problems ironed out." Production at the East Camden plant has been greatly reduced since the August explosion, which damaged a building where pyrotechnic powders were blended. Tracor has rebuilt the damaged area. The blending operation is essential because it is the first step in the manufacturing process. East Camden is in the 4th District of Rep. Beryl Anthony, and a spokesman for the Democrat said DCAS officials had briefed the congressman on the situation and told him that the plant had received poor marks in an inspection.

"The bottom line is, if Tracor doesn't correct these, they're going to be out of business," the spokesman said. Violations discovered during the May inspection included improper storage and disposal of combustible materials, improper electrical grounding of equipment, poor housekeeping and overloading of explosives in a work area. "The Tracor MBA safety problem remains inadequate," Robert M. Broback, the DCAS quality-assurance chief, said in the memo. "While I support this contractor's efforts to correct the defects as they are found, the fact that my safety specialist can identify defects in the numbers and severity identified indicates the current safety program is not SOt OPEN JULY 4th.

I 9:304:00 "There's no secret about it," Clements said. Bashur said what Clements was talking about in past months was "a plan of action." White said Clements has led people to believe that he did have a secret plan. "As I recall, Richard Nixon had a secret plan too," White said. 'It's time for Bill Clements to fish or cut bait." Bashur said the Clements "blueprint" involves each agency setting spending priorities. "White is trying to stir this up.

He (White) has no plan. The budget shortfall time bomb is ticking away and he refuses to accept any responsibility for the whole budget process," Bashur said. "Mark White is the governor. Instead of criticizing and pointing fingers all over the place, he ought to participate in the process," Bashur said. AUSTIN, Texas (AP) There is no secret plan to fix the state's budget, and Bill Clements now says he never said there was.

During the spring, while urging Gov. Mark White to call a special session of the Legislature to deal with the state budget crisis, Clements said he had some ideas on where to cut to balance the budget. But he said he was not ready to reveal details of his plan. "I'm not going to get into a detailed road map and blueprint of where and how you are going to cut that budget," he said. "I think the voters understand my modus operandi very, very well.

When I tell them that detailed road map will be forthcoming prior to the legislative session of 1987, they believe me, they understand me and I have credibility with them. "Just like I used to tell my children: Santa Claus will appear on Christmas Day. Christmas is coming. Thanksgiving is coming. And November (election day) is coming," the GOP gubernatorial candidate told reporters on April 1.

Now, White says he will call a special session as soon as legislative leaders come up with a spending cut plan. And the governor said it is time for Clements "to lay your cards on the table." But Clements press aide Reggie Bashur said Tuesday that Clements never meant he had a specific plan. What the Republican candidate has is a "blueprint of procedures and techniques he would employ to curb spending in the budget." Bashur said. Saturday, at the state GOP convention at Dallas, Clements told interviewers, "There's no secret plan. Let's lay that aside.

That's nonsense. What we're talking about are very well-known systems of scrubbing the budget and setting priorities." Union official raps Ark. factory 3 Exercise Is Our Only Business. ITNESfc Financing Available "They're trying to run a sham out there," Inman said by telephone Monday. "People going out there aren't there to stay." Inman said the union sent friends to be interviewed by the company during the weekend and the company refused to promise the applicants that the jobs were permanent.

The applicants, Inman said, were told only that they could work until the company negotiates a new contract with the UAW. No negotiations are under way. For a week, the company used its non-union and non-striking employees to staff a one-shift operation. very shortly," Cummings said. "Ain't no way," said Frank Inman of the United Auto Workers.

"It took a couple of years to get this plant up to the production level it is." He characterized the new employees as college students and untrained workers and said it would be stupid and wrong to resume production of warheads with such employees. LTV makes the Multiple Launch Rocket System for the Army. "One of the most inhumane things they could do would be to try and fire up the warhead line with a bunch of young men," Inman said. CAMDEN, Ark. (AP) A union official says the LTV Aerospace and Defense Co.

factory in East Camden cannot, and should not, get back to full production soon with new employees. But a company official says otherwise. Wilber D. Cummings, vice president and general manager of East Camden operations for LTV, said that on Monday the company replaced striking workers. The plant will return to a two-shift production operation, he said.

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