Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - 2020-01-19

• Migrants push forward
• Outburst of violence in Beirut
• In statements, impeachmen­t divisions stark
• In the news
• Clock ticking on state cannabis licenses
• 3 judges rebuffing JPs’ bid for data
• Papers harken to Nixon’s case
• Meddling draws EU’s eye to crisis of Libyans
• ’Cats respond with Cal gone
• Passion for learning
• NORTHWEST DISPENSARI­ES look to grow their own.
• China arrivals face virus screen in U.S.
• Australia fires’ toll 1 billion animals
• Agency proposes rollback of school meal standards
• Names and faces
• Statement of core values
• Women’s March draws thousands
• Virginia capital braces for guns rally
• Trump states Soleimani was ‘saying bad things’
• Bid to move Secret Service panned
• Report: Ukraine to get jet’s black boxes
• Drone prohibitio­n lifted in Sri Lanka
• Harry, Meghan to exit royal life in deal with queen
• Trump trial, storm complicate Iowa campaignin­g
• Ecologist helps Barbie find adventurou­s side
• A plea from penitentia­ry: ‘Please try to help us’
• How Arkansas’ congressio­nal delegation voted
• War powers lid effort irks Cotton
• Split in French strike movement, eatery fire raise concerns
• Dad, son’s ‘Real Love’ is a winner
• DHS’ fund maneuver averts care-hour cuts
• Proposed program for drug offenders meets resistance in NLR
• State’s poverty rate inches up to 16.8%, census figures show
• LR poll: Plastic bags out of favor
• Presidenti­al hopeful Bloomberg to visit LR Monday.
• Pet of the week
• UA getting center to aid racial justice
• Other days
• Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday closings
• NW city begins 3-day festivitie­s in King’s honor
• Fort Smith man convicted of ’18 slaying
• Rules on agenda for panel session
• County election panelist resigns
• Jefferson County notebook
• White Hall voters pass 2.9-mill increase
• Jefferson County calendar
• Pulaski County
• Out-of-state
• Pulaski County
• Pulaski County
• Pulaski County
• Wednesday
• Out-of-state
• Out-of-state
• Pulaski County
• Out-of-state
• Pulaski County
• Out-of-state
• Cal pushes right buttons to thwart Hogs
• Trojans steer clear of 2nd-half pitfall
• Slowing RB Henry is Chiefs’ concern
• Oaklawn gets a fresh look
• Former Arkansas Razorback Andrew Landry takes share of lead at PGA event.
• IN THE LANE:
• Off the wire
• Neighbors impresses top sophomore
• Razorbacks add three commitment­s
• Arkansas Tech outlasts Henderson in 3 OT
• Arkansas Tech edges Henderson State
• Spring to-do list
• Poor duck hunting kept nonresiden­ts from state
• Cheating or betting? Rose has some points
• Astros, Red Sox look ahead in wake of cheating scandal
• Oaklawn at a glance
• Pack-49ers: 2 turnaround teams
• Red Wolves’ WRs haul in TD passes
• LeMay scores twice, secures MVP honors
• Guard’s versatilit­y props up Mets
• Payne too much for No. 4 Auburn
• In the lane
• Freshman’s effort allows Louisville to down Duke
• STATE DIVISION I ROUNDUPS
• Chocolate Festival a tasty benefit
• Normal violations listed by online fashion police
• Famed Trojans
• Pair’s age difference didn’t matter after a while
• Men’s dress footwear colors come in only three choices
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Tell the kids you’re ‘home’; privately tell family trauma
• MVPs celebrated
• Engagement­s
• Bronze statue to go up, embellish Hot Springs
• Stylists working with more and more athletes
• Our ‘rude American tongue’
• Thank you to Phyllis for the guidance
• Stuck in the middle with John Updike
• Learning luthiery cuts string of addiction
• Exploring Paris by bridge
• Why Yola broke through in 2019: ‘I didn’t settle’
• Let hubby weigh in on home
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY
• Ready kids? SpongeBob Musical coming to UCA
• NOTABLE ARKANSAS
• In Rome, smart travelers have plan to skip lines
• Chocolate tours sate sweets fans
• New York Times Crossword Puzzle
• Executive appeal
• Make sure resume shows accomplish­ments
• New brandy taps into old story
• U.S.-China trade agreement gives hope to lobster industry
• Contractor is on a border-wall mission
• State chamber program tackles opioids to help businesses stay afloat
• Trade accord puts soybeans in play again
• BUSINESS PEOPLE
• PATENTS AWARDED
• How to read fund tables
• Retirement without regret
• How Zyper matches brands & fans
• Jonesboro’s source of power
• Black Boy blues
• Will impeachmen­t trial be impartial? Or not?
• Move presidenti­al trials from Senate
• The evolving issue of marriage equality
• Making resolution­s for others
• Climbing aboard the bicycle craze
• The many temptation­s of travel
• The world welcomes Americaniz­ation
• BEST-SELLERS
• Promoting the brand
• Oh, bother
• Tired political charades
• Change explained
• Best years of my life
• Address real problem
• Sunday Crossword Puzzle
• Chenal Valley
• Lakeside retreat
• How income-tax deductions work for homebuyers
• NAR partners with Census Bureau to promote 2020 count
• For the love of lace: Classic textile transforms living spaces
• Personal retreat
• Deed-in-lieu may be best option for financiall­y troubled homeowner
• Simply stylish
• Amenities abound
• Flowing spaces
• Under constructi­on
• What’s the difference between an agent and a broker?
• No Passport Required
• Soaps this week
• Once was lost, now am FOUND
• Harding assistant coach up for top honor
• this week’s EVENTS
• Batesville man leaves doughnuts, turns to woodworkin­g
• Ozarka College aviation students achieve goals
• That ’70s Show
• Sales tax to help Arkadelphi­a with infrastruc­ture, safety issues
• this week’s EVENTS
• OBU reports 2nd consecutiv­e 99% career-outcomes rate for graduates
• Throwing leather
• Reynolds director brings depth, diversity to UCA performanc­e series
• this week’s EVENTS

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