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The Daily Record from June 1, 2020 SPECIAL COVIDSECTION KEEPING YOU UP TO DATE WITH SMALL BUSINESS 19RESOURCES ON PAGES 10-11 www.dailyrecord.us DailyJune 1-7, 2020 ServingRecord Central Arkansas since 1925. 50¢ | Vol. 67 | No. 23 RETAIL SALES SHOCK Traditional mall storefronts, department store retailers face new virtual realities in the post-pandemic economy. More on page 9. (Photo provided) FIND INSIDE LRRA Newsletter » PG 4 Labor Data » PG 12 Notices » PG 17 Publisher’s Corner » PG 2 The New Norm » PG 6 Games » PG 13 PCBA » PG 20 2 // June 1-7, 2020 Daily Record www.dailyrecord.us Daily Publisher’s Corner ... Record Middle East, 54 in Africa, and for treating Middle East respi- A newspaper of law the rest in other varied research ratory syndrome (MERS) and and business information Brown on outposts across the globe. severe acute respiratory syn- The Daily Record In the U.S., the race for a CO- drome (SARS), which are caused is a fully qualified newspaper Business VID-19 vaccine began in earnest by other coronaviruses. to serve as a medium for BY WESLEY BROWN in late February after a random- “We urgently need a safe and publishing legal and official notices ized, controlled clinical trial to eff ective treatment for CO- and advertisements in [email protected] evaluate the investigational an- VID-19. Although remdesivir Pulaski, Saline, Lonoke tiviral drug remdesivir began at has been administered to some and Faulkner Counties. the University of Nebraska Med- patients with COVID-19, we Established 1925 RACE TO FIND COVID-19 HITS ical Center (UNMC) in Omaha. do not have solid data to in- Successor to The Daily Legal News Th e trial regulatory sponsor was dicate it can improve clinical CLOSE TO HOME the National Institute of Allergy outcomes,” NIAID Director and www.dailyrecord.us and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), U.S. Coronavirus Task Force Phone: 374-5103 As the nation races to fi nd range of approaches, according part of the National Institutes of member Dr. Anthony Fauci said Fax: 501-823-9003 a cure for the novel coronavi- to ClinicalTrials.gov, a database Health. on Feb. 25, two weeks before the PUBLISHED WEEKLY rus known formerly known as of privately and publicly funded Th e fi rst trial participant fi rst positive coronavirus case Subscription Rates Yearly – $20 SARS-CoV-2, I must admit I clinical studies across the globe included an American who was diagnosed in Arkansas. “A have more than just a fawning housed in the U.S. National was repatriated after being randomized, placebo-controlled COO interest in the ongoing clinical Library of Medicine. quarantined on the Diamond trial is the gold standard for Bobby Burton trials to fi nd a vaccine for the Based on the most recent Princess cruise ship that docked determining if an experimental treatment of COVID-19. data, 616 of trials are currently in Yokohama, Japan and vol- treatment can benefi t patients,” CFO Robin Hill As of May 18, 2020, there being sponsored in Europe, fol- unteered to participate in the he said. were 169 Covid-19 vaccines lowed by 373 in North Amer- study. Remdesivir, developed by Two weeks later, Fauci and Publisher under development, using a wide ica, 120 in East Asia, 83 in the Gilead Sciences Inc., at the time NIAID announced another Wesley Brown was previously tested in humans Phase 1 clinical trial evaluat- Accounts Manager with Ebola virus disease and has Melissa Miller shown promise in animal models CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 Executive Editor Clark’s Client Karen Dunphy Data Production Services, LLC – CORRECTION – Amy Sherrill Assistant Editor In the Daily Record story entitled “Testing, Testing: Caitlin Smith Clark’s Client Services Arkansas’ reopening plan puts spotlight on COVID-19 of Arkansas would like to Member of: screening, workplace policies” published on May 25, • Arkansas Press Association offer the following services: Ayin Health Solutions CEO Dr. Rhonda Medows’ last • General Contracting • 4th Generation Contractor name was spelled incorrectly. 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Please consider Jeff for 501.352.3325 nonrefundable. your real estate title and closing needs. [email protected] © 2020 DAILY RECORD, INC. www.ARKcire.com ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Jeff Madden Escrow Officer The Daily Record is pleased to publish numerous columns from inside and outside sources. [email protected] (501) 537-3700 The opinions and views of these columnists are their own 8114 Cantrell Road, Suite 300, Little Rock, AR 72227 and do not necessarily convey the opinions of The Daily Record. www.dailyrecord.us Daily Record June 1-7, 2020 // 3 WEEK OF JUNE 1-7 Daily Record News Briefs ... HEALTH REAL ESTATE month at 3.63%. Rates reached their monthly low on April 29th at 3.41%. Zillow’s real-time mortgage rates are based on thousands of custom mortgage quotes CHI St. Vincent resumes hospital visitation Zillow: Coronavirus causes biggest submitted daily to anonymous borrowers on the Zillow at Arkansas facilities annual rent slowdown in five years Mortgages site by third-party lenders and reflect recent changes in the market. CHI St. Vincent hospitals in Arkansas will now allow Rent prices slowed more than they had in at least one visitor per patient after pausing local visitations in five years when the coronavirus pandemic hit, but the ECONOMIC March as part of the initial response to the COVID-19 for-sale market continues to heat up after a slower early pandemic to minimize the risk of infection to patients, April, according to Zillow’s Real Estate Market Report visitors, and healthcare staff. for April. Arkansas jobless rate jumps to 10.2% in April With the resumption of elective procedures and The monthly report by the West Coast real estate as 70,000 workers pushed to sidelines additional precautions to ensure the ongoing safety of analytics firm noted that rent prices had been chugging patients and healthcare staff, a single visitor will now be along at a remarkably stable pace since 2018, with the Arkansas’ unemployment rate more than doubled in permitted at CHI St. Vincent hospitals in Little Rock, growth rate rarely rising or falling much from one month April as the state’s civilian labor pool declined by nearly Hot Springs, Sherwood and Morrilton. The updated to the next. That changed in April, the first reading since 70,000 due to record number of jobless claims in the policy applies to non-COVID-19 patients only. the coronavirus pandemic struck the U.S. restaurant and retail sectors in the face of COVID-19 “We understand that this is a difficult time for our The typical rent in the U.S. is $1,594, up 2.9% from stay-at-home policies, according to the monthly work- patients and now that we have the necessary precautions a year ago, which is the slowest pace of annual growth force report released by the state Division of Workforce in place, their loved ones can once again join them at the since December 2017ii. Rents were growing 3.4% year Services. hospital to provide the support they need and deserve,” over year in March, and that half a percentage point Through the first four months of 2020, Arkansas’ sea- said CHI St.
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