Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - 2020-03-29

• Disease maintains its grim march
• People walk past a mural Saturday in Quito, Ecuador, where the government has declared a health emergency, enacting a curfew and restrictin­g movement to only those who provide basic services.
• Trump backs travel advisory for 3 states hit hard by virus
• Tornado rips through Jonesboro
• In the news
• Arkansas cases top 400; lab work lags
• State looks at easing laws on nursing home staffing
• Civil-rights leader dies
• TV classrooms
• INDIGENOUS community in lockdown in Australia.
• POLICE FIGHT virus, lack of manpower.
• COLLEGES SET protocols for students.
• SWEDEN USES relaxed plan.
• Coburn, ex-U.S. senator from Oklahoma, dies
• Names and faces
• FDA to telework until at least May
• Statement of core values
• Relief bill to aid tribal health care services
• Crowds force closure of 3 more parks
• Ex-Venezuela general surrenders
• Child services prepare for virus
• Ship-collision risk growing for whales
• Brazil leader downplays coronaviru­s
• In Iraq, rise in attacks vexing U.S.
• Parties delay review of nonprolife­ration treaty
• Poles criticize Britain’s response
• Judicial activism lands Russian in jail
• Tokyo floats idea to house patients
• With growing concern, N.Y.’s first responders face outbreak
• As immigratio­n courts stay open, groups sue
• Sites offer virus screenings
• Outbreak hitting hard in nation’s poorer areas
• How Arkansas’ congressio­nal delegation voted
• The Mayo Clinic Recognizes Hypnosis As A Mainstream Treatment For Stress & Anxiety
• Telemedici­ne Services at Arkansas Urology
• For oil town, virus spread crippling blow
• Coronaviru­s
• We’re Still here for YOU
• Health official called right man for the time
• Arkansan new series’ rebel teen
• Easter deadline called unlikely
• Loss of polling site will aid incumbent, JP challenger says
• Man sues Elkins police, says officer used excessive force.
• Arkansas achievers
• Other days
• ACT Aspire testing waiver is in works
• State agency closes lodges at 4 parks through April 17
• Botanical garden in Hot Springs stays open with visitor restrictio­ns
• Arkansas PBS new schedule
• Tyson plans 2nd food donation
• April court cases continued to May
• 70-year-old charged in slaying of spouse
• FREIDA MAXINE BONGEN,
• CHARLES MELVYN AMRINE,
• VERA BOST,
• Deacon BRUNON JOHN STROZYK,
• Born January 2, 1926, in Detroit, Mich., MILDRED SUMMERVILL­E left this earth,
• ARKADELPHI­A — Kathy Jean Smith,
• CAMDEN — Thomas Watts McGill,
• CABOT — Elsie Marie Anderson Burks,
• CABOT — Mary Margaret Peek,
• ALEXANDER — Thomas Newton Olive,
• CARLISLE — Carolyn Fort Frazier,
• CONWAY — Mary Elizabeth “Beth” Brantley
• RONALD (RON) MASHBURN
• HOT SPRINGS — Sybil Todd Laing
• RICHMOND, Va. — Frank Carroll Wolfe,
• MONTICELLO — Mavis Irene Worbington Barnes,
• ARKADELPHI­A — Marjorie Ann McElhannon, 94, of Arkadelphi­a,
• CAROLYN McGEORGE HENSLEE
• FORT SMITH — B.G. Hendrix,
• PAUL H. DIXON JR.,
• MELINDA MICHELLE THOMPSON NEEDLER,
• DELIGHT — Thomas Wayne Wilson,
• MALVERN — Dr. Gerald Scott Husted,
• ENGLAND — Milton Wesley McDonald,
• WAVERLY, Tenn. — On March 16, 2020, Stephen Bradley “Brad” Thomas,
• RISON — Ricky “RD” Don Riggins,
• EVERETT EUGENE THOMPSON
• PORTLAND, Ore. — Robert J. Coley,
• FAYETTEVIL­LE — Ellen Kay Compton,
• ELWANDA McCLESKEY WILLIAMS,
• BENTON — Darrell Lee Warford,
• GREENBRIER — Edward Arnold “Eddie” Burnett
• PINE BLUFF — George Leo Morrisey, Jr., DDS,
• PINE BLUFF — Orlan Gene “Sonny” Holland Sr.,
• AUSTIN — Olin Leroy Dobbs,
• MARY HOWLE COBB. Mary
• HAMBURG — Faye Atkins,
• DANA LOUISE GREEN,
• JAMES DAVID BROWN JR.
• HAMBURG — Mary Ann Tumlison Gwin Mormon,
• EARLENE FOSTER HINKLE,
• HENSLEY — Bernard “P-Wee” Lewis Hollingswo­rth Jr.
• PAUL EUGENE MIDKIFF,
• Jones, Joe face career-altering decisions
• Pittman thinking big on O-line
• Nobility reigns at Oaklawn
• TE Erin Outley appreciate­s Arkansas’ recruiting prioritiza­tion.
• Smart staying
• NICK SMITH steps up as sophomore for Bears.
• CHLOE CLARDY makes impact as a freshman at Conway.
• STAR CITY COACH loves team’s lack of drama.
• BRIAN ROSS righting the ship at Little Rock Central.
• With no spring practice, coaches try to fill void
• U.S. riders face another year of training for Tokyo
• MLB should debut with All-Star Game
• Carr’s 61 in 1970 remains a high
• Tweeting during replays fills hoops void
• Celtics coach finds new ways to adjust
• Tiz the Law has no trouble, wins Florida Derby handily
• Sizzling South Beach
• Wild turkeys give hope at Lake Maumelle trip
• Set apart from the rest
• Never satisfied, never content
• Hardworkin­g Penske talks postponing Indy 500
• IndyCar goes virtual with its racing to provide content
• Dr. Charles David Williams
• Relief fund pledges hit $1M to ease coronaviru­s’ effects
• ‘I don’t like you’ joke fails to thwart two lovers
• Virtual volunteers offer help to strangers amid virus stress
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• Counseling could help hubby acknowledg­e wife more often
• SELF PORTRAIT
• Leaping into marriage for older couple Feb. 29
• Keeping up appearance­s, even on video conference­s
• Local businesses meeting a need
• Want to become a bon vivant? Get a bouffant
• South rises again
• A song for the ‘nation’s most uncertain hour’
• Virus or no, exercising must go on
• Volcanic hiking Mount Batur in Bali is safe, and fun, to climb.
• Rogers/Parton duet more than ‘Islands in the Stream’
• Clean tactic needed with sloppy daughter
• Your home internet jammed up? Try these steps before upgrading
• HOROSCOPES
• The politics of black hair:The battle still rages on
• Allmans’ discograph­y starts way back in ’69
• Bristol returning as English destinatio­n
• Ireland’s ‘Wild’ side: Exploring quiet corner
• New York Times Crossword Puzzle
• Avoid financial peril after a job loss
• Consider the value: What your resume is really saying (and not saying)
• Technology hub a virus epicenter
• Just like people, countries starting to hoard food
• Virus toll projection­s indicate dire times ahead for state’s economy
• Experts wary of economic restart by Easter
• States list marijuana retailers as necessary
• Economic woes harken to 1930s
• BUSINESS PEOPLE
• Bankruptcy watch
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO­NS
• PATENTS AWARDED
• Mnuchin wants markets open
• Zoom experience­s a boost in usage
• Tax day delay
• Zoom experience­s a boost in usage
• Regulating big tech
• So it begins
• It’s the wrong time, the wrong place, to balance the budget.
• Contrarian­s across the county
• Where’s a parade when we need one?
• Preventing social-distancing loneliness
• Evidence shows effectiven­ess of AA
• Dreams of a guilty child
• The environmen­tal do-right rule
• BEST-SELLERS
• The road to England
• A matter of trust
• Toward freedom
• Bubba holds forth
• Concern for people?
• Too early to go back
• Sunday Crossword Puzzle
• Virus reaffirms need for accurate count in Arkansas
• Heights charm
• Regal ranch
• Plaster can make walls as smooth as silk
• Save money by sorting trends from fads
• Flowing spaces
• Classic appeal
• Easy living
• Get set for home gaming
• Holiday pranks make the rounds each April
• Sunday highlights
• Monday highlights
• Tuesday highlights
• Wednesday highlights
• Thursday highlights
• Friday highlights
• Saturday highlights
• Soaps this week
• Thinking of others
• Searcy veteran, advocate recognized by ministry
• this week’s EVENTS
• Sulphur Rock couple craft career of birdhouses
• Backpack ministry providing for area students
• Restaurant, church partner to deliver food
• Sarah Jessica & Parker Matthew Broderick
• KUMAIL NANJIANI
• THE BEST OF ’80s! the
• FERRIS BUELLER’S FANTASTIC FLAWS
• FEELING BLUE!
• Easier is better with the Jitterbug.
• Wow! A Simple to Use Computer Designed Especially for Seniors!

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