Texarkana Gazette - 2017-07-04

• With fight for Mosul in its final stage, militants strike back
• Board to discuss fees, rules for medical pot
• First lower-priced Tesla to be built Friday; sales start soon
• Trump touts ‘great jobs numbers’ that are not so great
• Lightning suspected cause of apartment fire
• Over the line
• NBA DEALS SO FAR TOP $1.2B;
• Statement of core values
• New TC dean aims to bridge gap between businesses, community
• More rain expected across region under weather system
• ON THE BEAT
• LIFE-LASTING IMPRESSION­S
• Healthy economic growth expected in Midwest, Plains states
• City commission­er charged in wreck that killed two
• Loren Janes, prolific movie stuntman, dies
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Rapper faces assault charge unrelated to Little Rock club shootings
• Texas official quoted as saying he didn’t want ‘suicide’ over ‘bathroom bill’
• HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGEN­CE IS TAKING ON RANSOMWARE
• The latest data on streaming TV apps and skinny bundles
• Relief is on the way for rich taxpayers
• Politician­s must prioritize nation’s health
• Independen­ce Day
• We face weapons of mass disruption
• Family cycle of abuse is legacy of a sexual predator
• Happy birthday, America; learn what teens are really texting
• Discussing crash, Venus Williams sheds tears after win
• After surprising victory, Horn ignores criticism
• The puck finally stopped here
• 100 SEASONS AND COUNTING
• TEBOW’S TALE
• TOUR DE FRANCE
• Raburn’s hit in ninth gets Nats by Mets
• Tatum hits go-ahead as Boston edges Fultz
• WORLD ECONOMY
• CHINA BOND LINK
• FINANCIAL MARKETS
• Nuclear reports now concealed

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