Texarkana Gazette - 2018-10-06

• Piece of history a flea-market find
• Two children die in car accident
• Teen gets 55 years for store robbery
• Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmati­on all but sure after bitter fight
• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
• Lawsuit accused Facebook of enabling human trafficker­s
• Statement of core values
• Supreme Court rules Texas family can sue city for wrongful death
• E-scooters: a new urban menace?
• BOB J. BUNCH
• Bride-to-be plans walk down the aisle after her dad’s death
• FUNERALS
• GARLAND RUSHING
• President Trump scores major victory on trade
• Bannon wants to make Europe more Trumpian
• Dine on the Line
• Cheers & Jeers
• Nobel Peace laureates demand end to sexual violence in war
• Astros hit four HRs in victory
• Nashville succumbs to Class 4A powerhouse
• Pirates top L-E
• Tigers unlucky in close game
• New England quarterbac­k Tom Brady has a simple way for measuring his team’s progress: “It’s about points.” Brady looked like the reigning regular-season MVP for the first time this season in the Pats’ win Thursday over Indianapol­is.
• PG tightens grip on first place
• Brewers take 2-0 lead over Rockies
• Sale strong as Red Sox beat Yankees, 5-4
• Curley Wolves lose halftime lead, fall to Smackover
• Stocks sink again as job gains send bond yields higher
• Setting perfect for Oklahoma-Texas
• Improving Hogs face big test in No. 1 Bama
• After 65 years, Kentucky, A&M resume series
• U.S. unemployme­nt falls to 3.7 percent— the lowest since 1969
• In Syria’s Sweida, young men take up arms to defend villages
• Rock used as doorstop in Michigan is actually a meteorite worth $100K
• Ohio State’s bill for sex misconduct inquiry: about $1.5M charged so far
• Services held for autistic boy who had gone missing in park
• Report: Therapy dogs can spread superbugs
• Chicago officer convicted of murder
• India signs $5B deal for Russian-made air defense
• At mass grave above Indonesian city, many questions linger
• Roundup and possible slaughter in store for hundreds of wild horses
• Man charged with threatenin­g to use biotoxin
• Ronaldo ready to play for Juventus soccer team amid rape allegation
• Police: DNA links three deaths to killer who died in 1999
• Nation’s largest mattress retailer files for bankruptcy
• Pretrial hearing scheduled for Dallas man accused of stealing scissor lift
• Survey: Arkansas districts improving school security
• Man charged after police find large amount of marijuana
• WWII Living History Day in North Texas honors soldiers
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Education secretary sees online science lessons in Mississipp­i
• Debates unlikely in special U.S. Senate race in Mississipp­i
• SLED helicopter crew talks about the night four officers were shot
• Library’s ‘Drag Queen Story Time’ postponed indefinite­ly
• SPECIAL SERVICES
• Symbolic string traps city in religious controvers­y, but solution may be near
• Man asks Supreme Court for help, says he was fired for missing work to observe his religion
• A cut above: NBC’s ‘Manifest’ mixes mystery, drama and more
• TV Crossword
• Famous kids hit the dance floor in ‘Dancing with the Stars: Juniors’
• Late laughs

Texarkana Gazette - 2018-10-05

Texarkana Gazette - 2018-10-07