Texarkana Gazette - 2018-10-16

• Miller County providing flu shots to students
• Man accused of killing son, 4, gets November trial date
• Arkansas-side board OKs new Texarkana Water Utilities fees
• Thousands tossed from Medicaid in Arkansas
• NBA season starts today with reigning champs Warriors vs. OKC,
• West Coast military installati­ons eyed for U.S. fuel imports
• GOP plays blame game while fighting to save House majority
• Statement of core values
• Court throws out DeLorean widow’s ‘Back to the Future’ royalties lawsuit
• Man gets 10 years for drug offense
• TASD board considers bus purchases
• Meeting explores housing solutions
• ON THE BEAT
• Tim Johnson (incumbent)
• LaTanya Blair
• Texas agency’s report: Oklahoma school bus was traveling too fast
• Dallas ‘gayborhood’ Texas’ first to be recognized with historical marker
• A HAND UP FOR PARENTS
• Paul Allen, Microsoft co-founder and ‘idea man,’ dies at age 65
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• MARYAN WHITLOW
• Lawsuit: Police lied to conduct drug raids
• Galveston considers oral birth control for feral cat population
• Salaries of University of Arkansas faculty inch closer to other schools’
• GOOGLE PIXEL 3 AIMS TO AUTOMATE MORE DAILY TASKS
• How to check what Facebook hackers snagged in your account
• Ford made me reconsider Bill Clinton’s accuser
• Democrats, quit shooting yourselves in the foot
• How Sears could have avoided bankruptcy
• Hidden Figure
• A Sign of Autumn
• Boyfriend spends his weekends with friends
• Music too loud in many restaurant­s
• Keeping active key to teens’ health
• Beasley shows way for Cowboys, receiving corps
• Texans ponder offense revamp
• Texas High
• Pleasant Grove
• Arkansas High
• Chiefs feel sense of resolve after last-second loss
• Gase: Miami’s Tannehill might return
• NHJH denies Arkadelphi­a
• Ole Miss fights through bruises
• Tagovailoa scare reminder Tide’s Plan B is good
• Stocks fade and finish lower as tech companies fall again
• President suggests ‘rogue killers’ murdered journalist
• Government spends millions to guard Confederat­e cemeteries
• Chairman: Sears ‘has a future’ after Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Sen. Warren: DNA test proves Native American connection
• Deputies search for teenage girl whose parents are dead

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