Texarkana Gazette - 2017-10-04

• A&M celebrates accreditat­ion of bachelor’s in engineerin­g
• Pastor pleads guilty in sex abuse case
• ‘We are still fighting’
• Company enters $3.5B agreement to acquire Ash Grove
• Care for a corporate tax cut?
• Bump stocks allow rifles to act like machine guns
• SPICE UP PLAIN OLD VEGETABLES WITH FLAVOR,
• Statement of core values
• Drinking game may have preceded death of LSU fraternity pledge
• In aftermath of hurricanes, technology makes life easier
• Texas High School to host band contest for Four States Area
• De Queen residents get ready to tidy up
• Free workshops will cultivate regional gardening knowledge
• ‘They won’t let you give up’
• Red River credit union buys Shreveport FCU
• Republican­s say Trump denied deal with Dems on Dreamers
• Texas inmate gets life prison term
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Kurdish leader Jalal Talabani, crusader for Iraqi unity, dies
• Doctors are fine, but it’s nurses we love
• Tough sanctions key in North Korea
• Math, history and proposed tax reform
• Tax Reform
• Lawsuit says tests find toxic chemicals after fire
• Houston leaders start providing grants for recovery
• Lady Backs sweep Eldo
• PURPLE SHADE:
• Clemson pulls closer to ‘Bama
• Justin Verlander to start for Astros in Game 1 of series
• RELIEVER REVOLUTION:
• Walk-on to lockdown; Chubb eating QBs
• Hog golfers finish 4th at state
• L-E girls hold on to beat Pittsburg
• NHL stars who grew up with Olympics face season without it
• Mickelson’s final mission: Win a Ryder Cup in Europe
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• THIS DAY IN SPORTS
• Send a bite of home to loved ones far away
• Vegetable greens don’t belong in the trash—how to use them
• Practicing food safety rules keeps campers happy
• Halibut binge during Alaskan adventure inspires recipes back home
• Putting the ‘5-second rule’ to the test
• Crispy cauliflowe­r paves the way to a guilt-free tot
• Stars turn out to honor Ashdown native
• Linden to hold day for ‘pop-up’ businesses
• Undefeated 1967 Rabbits look back on season at reunion
• New store gives teen with special needs a place to work
• AMERICANS AWARDED NOBEL IN PHYSICS
• Brewing a great cup of coffee depends on chemistry and physics
• WHY GRAVITATIO­NAL WAVE RESEARCHER­S WON TOP PRIZE FOR DISCOVERY
• WORLD FINANCIAL MARKETS
• Elizabeth Warren slams Wells Fargo CEO as wrong person to lead bank’s turnaround
• FINANCIAL MARKETS
• COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
• Wife opposes man’s plan to father baby with childhood friend
• HEALTH BEAT
• Vinegar rules the kitchen
• Are you high—on carbs? on fats?
• Ties threatened
• Tom Petty a rock classicist from the beginning
• Gunman transferre­d $100K, set up cameras at hotel room
• Acts of heroism emerge in chaos of Las Vegas shooting
• Justice Kennedy key to high court outcome on partisan districtin­g maps
• U.S. Supreme Court weighs a case on immigrant detention
• Trump sees ‘miracle’ Puerto Rico survival, ignores critics
• North Korea tension sidelines South’s Unificatio­n Ministry
• Crossbow killing a failure of mental health system, defense attorney says

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