Texarkana Gazette - 2019-08-10

• Psych eval says murder defendant is competent
• Heat wave to continue through midweek
• Mass shootings give rise to bullet-resistant backpacks
• Medical schools try to sell rural life to boost doc workforce
• ‘Texas Best’ Atlanta company finds place on HEB shelves,
• Statement of core values
• Staying safe in the heat; avoiding flesh-eating bacteria
• Wife has fallen out of love with good husband and father
• JOHN TACKETT JR.
• FUNERALS
• Trump reassures NRA, but says he wants background checks
• Spanish ship carrying migrants stranded while waiting for safe port
• America’s workers need a labor union comeback
• Mass murders are just a symptom of the problem
• Venezuelan embargo brings some caveats
• The Summer of Helter Skelter
• LAPD is investigat­ing 12 unsolved murders that may be linked to Manson family
• Local school-supply drive surpasses last year's goal
• Walmart pulls violent game displays but will continue to sell guns
• Erosion forces Millwood park to close for repairs
• Court: 3D-gun enthusiast Cody Wilson pleads guilty to having sex with girl, 16
• Armed man at Missouri Walmart says he was testing Second Amendment rights
• Documents: Plant owners ‘willfully’ used ineligible workers
• More than 2 million Muslims in Mecca for start of hajj pilgrimage
• Shanahan OK with no preseason games
• Johnson leads Spieth by stroke
• Twins come up short against Bombers
• Noteworthy
• Blue Jays cool off Yanks, 8-2
• THS downs MacArthur in comeback
• NFL at 100
• Teams navigate new ‘no political display’ policy
• Stocks fall again on trade-war worries, capping a wild week
• McLaren to return to IndyCar full time in ‘20
• Neymar rape case tossed over insufficie­nt evidence
• Librarians facing new tasks say crisis isn’t in the catalog
• Interactiv­e border wall mural tells stories of deported
• Michael Brown’s father seeks new investigat­ion into killing
• Chaos of Dayton shooting echoes in 911 calls, radio traffic
• China waiting out Hong Kong protests, but backlash from mainland may come
• Shooter’s girlfriend: The dilemma of when to intervene
• Suspect in deadly California rampage pleads not guilty
• U.K. economy shrinks for first time since 2012
• Huge U.K. power cut disrupts traffic
• In hot water:
• Huawei unveils phone system that could replace Google’s Android
• Afghanista­n election in doubt as U.S., Taliban near deal
• Infamous and terrifying: AMC’s first anthology horror series heads into Season 2
• Thursday Friday
• ‘Adam Ruins Everything’ takes aim at all you hold dear
• Cash and carry

Texarkana Gazette - 2019-08-09

Texarkana Gazette - 2019-08-11