Texarkana Gazette - 2018-03-20

• Fear Grows in Austin
• Horatio man faces gun, meth charges
• Woman struck, killed by self-driving Uber vehicle
• PG art teacher honored
• More than 135 booked at cockfight
• Clear path on downtown sidewalk sales
• How does the Galaxy S9 compare to the iPhoneX?
• Want to avoid the flu while flying? Experts say try a window seat
• Statement of core values
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Safety initiative urges teen drivers to buckle up
• Miller County tax assessor to retire March 30
• PLACE lecture to address effect of technology on jobs
• In red Texas, pot entreprene­urs hope for green
• Report: Official in bribery quits after testimony
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• John T. Cacioppo—the psychologi­st known as ‘Dr. Loneliness’—dies
• Our First Women
• Posture a problem in marriage
• Antidepres­sants tough to take, but they work
• Find the perfect summer blend
• Political firm accused of voter manipulati­on using Facebook
• Trump right to stand firm in Asia
• No more happy Toys ‘R’ Us kids
• Hawking and the limits of knowledge
• Trump: Stiffen drug punishment­s
• U.S. student found dead in Bermuda
• For menopause sex discomfort, gel worked as well as hormone
• Sweet 16 has unexpected field after faves ousted
• Razorbacks, L-E split
• Relatively speaking, women’s tournament is family affair
• PG run-rules Ashdown
• Jayhawks looking to peak
• UMBC’s fairytale run ends
• Nets outdistanc­e Grizzlies
• Osaka on her way up with first pro crown
• Texans sign Mathieu, claim receiver Coates
• Maduro’s cryptocurr­ency ‘genius’ once pushed U.S. sanctions
• With security measures, urban schools avoid mass shootings
• Severe storms threaten more than 29 million
• Putin’s dilemma: Scrap term limits or choose a successor

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