Sunday morning Ark-La-Tex roundup

Arkansas Democrat Gazette: Disclosure laws in state ranked 17th among 50
John Brummett: Huck mania - behold it
John Brummett (national column): Co-president seeking her third term
Andrew DeMillo: E-mail flap another snag in immigration debate
Les Minor: Ride the wave for all its worth
Associated Press: Benton Co employees use construction debris to fill ravine
Meredith Oakley: No secrets in politics
Doug Thompson: See If Price Is Right
Roby Brock: Arkansas business update
David Sanders: Postdebate: Scoring the Republicans
Arkansas News Bureau: Group gathering info on children endangered by drugs
Texarkana Gazette: Airport continues to make improvements in 2007
Benton County Daily Record: Lottery could end up on the 2008 ballot
Bob Caudle: Attorney General Takes His Best Shot
Hoyt Purvis: Primary news: Good and bad
Steve Barnes: Korea Enforces Isolation
Northwest Arkansas Times Column: Much ado about nothing
NWA Morning News: Judge, juvenile advocates say Arkansas law effective
Texarkana Gazette: A hand up

Houston Chronicle: Unseemly gifts: Confidence in local officials undermined
State Rep. Larry Phillips: Speaker announces interim House committees
Texarkana Gazette Editorial: Bramlett makes graceful, predictable exit
Galveston County Daily News: No longer in the dark on power
Austin Amer-Statesman Column: State utility regulator casts eye on Central TX
Waco Tribune Herald: Texas Farm Bureau vows to fight over eminent domain laws
San Antonio Exp-News: Legislator's clients include school district and Bexar Co.
Palestine Herald Press: Running at full steam
Amarillo Globe News: Area seeing more poor

Livingston Parish News Column: Inexperienced Legislature needs to share
Baton Rouge Advocate Editorial: A real price of corruption
Shreveport Times: Senate race predicted to be expensive
Monroe News-Star: State expands efforts to control toxic mercury
Monroe News-Star: Region may be left out when it comes to key committees
New Orleans Times Picayune: On the Hill
Lafayette Daily Advertiser: Congress gets mixed grade on Louisiana issues