Texarkana Gazette - 2018-02-13

• Man rebuffs charge of animal cruelty
• District eyes bond for new school
• Trump plan brings sharp deficit hike
• Former teacher admits filming child
• Water project trickles down to Riverbend
• Budget Plan Highlights
• Pot holiday tied to rise in fatal crashes,
• Statement of core values
• DIGGING FOR DIAMONDS
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Ted Cruz holds up confirmati­on of ag nominee to help oil refiners
• Pop crooner Vic Damone dies at age 89
• Hutchinson backs tax cut for top earners
• UAMS will study public attitudes on medical marijuana
• FOUR ROBOTS THAT AIM TO TEACH YOUR CHILDREN TO CODE
• Facebook losing young users to Snapchat faster than expected
• Guess who the government wants to help? Airlines
• Tillerson and the nod to a coup in Venezuela
• Mardi Gras
• Budget deal restored art of compromise
• Talk to Me
• Young wife loses interest in husband
• Be ready in case of an airline emergency
• The to-do list: Your new sleeping pill
• SWEET REVENGE
• Nagasu, Rippon help lead U.S. to the bronze
• Lady Tigers fend off rally, dominate way to win
• Wind, ice, cold making this Olympics a chilly affair
• North Heights loses at home to El Dorado
• Davis leads Pelicans past Pistons, 118-103
• ‘Grandpa’ Johnson determined to win eighth NASCAR title
• Virginia Cavs top AP men’s poll for 1st time since 1982
• Workers comb snowy field for clues in crash
• Gunman kills three women, wounds three officers in 14-hour Detroit standoff
• Nassar scandal leads to flurry of legislatio­n in Michigan
• Grand Canyon crash that killed three took place on tribal land
• U.S. stocks swing back to gains, Dow up 330 on turbulent day
• Seattle eyes taller, denser in affordable housing proposal
• Oxfam’s deputy chief executive resigns in wake of Haiti scandal
• Galentine’s Day: From sitcom to mainstream
• Farmers trained on proper use of controvers­ial herbicide
• Detective: Gun jam stopped school shooting

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