Texarkana Gazette - 2017-10-19

• TASD proposing new middle school
• WORKS OF ART
• A&P to consider funding requests for 2018 events
• U.S. agency withdraws rule that protects animal farmers
• Group airs grievances against A&P Commission in letter
• Yankees defeat Astros, 5-0, to take lead in series,
• Corporatio­ns to keep tax break lost by millions
• Statement of core values
• Demonstrat­ion centers around land case
• Department of Public Safety reminds residents about school bus laws for Bus Safety Week
• Higher education funding plan in Arkansas moves forward
• Arkansas officials: Highway funding plan may wait until ‘19
• ON THE BEAT
• Troubled son’s extreme hoarding poses risk to mother’s house and health
• When should child get a phone?
• When apologies backfire
• HOLLYWOOD HAUNTS
• How many of the 50 states have you seen?
• Democrats ready to display their cultural extremism
• A hastily made purchase helped me let go of the past
• Trumped-Up Scandal
• Unsafe at any speed: Driving with Facebook
• Texas man’s execution halted amid alleged confession scheme
• Hawks, Schroder top Mavericks, 117-111
• Backs are riding high in midseason
• PG Hawks eye deep playoff run
• Raiders look to right ship in showdown vs. 1st-place Chiefs
• Experience matters for SEC teams looking to topple Kentucky
• Uncertaint­y prevails ahead of health care sign-up period
• Not all kin of fallen get Trump call
• Some flowers create blue halo to lure bees
• WORLD FINANCIAL MARKETS
• Advertisin­g startup gives college students gigs as human billboards
• FINANCIAL MARKETS
• Gene tumor boards guiding treatment for cancer patients
• President Xi exhorts stronger stand against ‘grim’ challenges
• Pentagon postpones prosecutor’s retirement

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