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The Arkansas Gazette published its final edition in 1991, and Little Rock was designated the territorial capital in 1820.

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  1. Oil embargo strains U.S. economy, leading to high energy costs and local housing trends in Arkansas reported by the Gazette.
  2. The Arkansas Gazette published its final edition in 1991, and Little Rock was designated the territorial capital in 1820.

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The Arkansas Gazette published its final edition in 1991, and Little Rock was designated the territorial capital in 1820.

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  1. Oil embargo strains U.S. economy, leading to high energy costs and local housing trends in Arkansas reported by the Gazette.Sub-event
  2. Reporting historical facts about the Arkansas Gazette and Little Rock's designation as territorial capital.1 source

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