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(1) Though he polled relatively few votes in his 1974 campaign  against David Hampton Pryor, Coon was part of the persistent organization which attempted to establish a in the once heavily [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] state.<br>

(1) Though he polled relatively few votes in his 1974 campaign  against David Hampton Pryor, Coon was part of the persistent organization which attempted to establish a in the once heavily [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] state.<br>

(2) Before his political career, Coon was president of the Arkansas  Jaycees.<br>

(2) Before his political career, Coon was president of the Arkansas  Jaycees.<br>

(3) An original supporter of reformer , Coon later worked in the early campaigns in Arkansas.<br>

 

(4) In his later years, Coon became a licensed  psychologist and motivational speaker.<br>

(3) An original supporter of reformer , Coon later worked in the early campaigns in Arkansas of [[Moderate Republican]] [[Winthrop Rockefeller]].<br>

 

(4) In his later years, Coon became a licensed  psychologist and motivational speaker in the capital city of Little Rock]].<br>

 

(5) Coon once joked that he was "so honest that I might appear to be naive."  

(5) Coon once joked that he was "so honest that I might appear to be naive."  

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