Texarkana Gazette - 2019-12-09

• Police warn of local increase in pot vaping
• Animal shelter works with businesses to help cover adoption costs
• Officials list marijuana vape brands reported by users in illness outbreak
• Slain Arkansas officer ‘ambushed’ in patrol vehicle,
• Watchdog expected to find Russia probe valid, despite flaws
• R&B concert benefits regional food bank
• Statement of core values
• ‘Frozen 2’ leads box office again as ‘Playmobil’ flops
• The Way It Was:
• ON THE RECORD
• RESTORING KEY PART OF VOTING RIGHTS ACT:
• Hometown Christmas in Atlanta
• Houston police sergeant shot and killed; suspect in custody
• VONDA NUTT
• Oldest employee gets more night shifts than others
• ‘Sesame Street’ puppeteer Caroll Spinney dies at 85
• Parental control
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• JEWELL SEXTON
• Michael Bloomberg: Tax poor for their own good
• A good idea Democrats probably should avoid
• Christmas Price Index
• Some escape taxes as infrastruc­ture decays
• Climate scientists try to cut their own carbon footprints
• Governor Abbott appoints four to Red River Authority Board
• Teachers express concerns about retirement benefits
• Garoppolo helps 49ers top Saints, 48-46
• Lock throws 3 TDs in first half as Broncos beat Texans, 38-24
• Showdown: LSU vs. Oklahoma; Ohio vs. Clemson
• Union exec Marvin Miller, Simmons join Hall of Fame
• This Day in Sports History
• Arkansas taps new head coach
• No. 5 Virginia rebounds from loss to beat No. 7 North Carolina
• Chiefs clinch AFC West; Ravens clinch playoff berth
• Rapper Juice WRLD dies after medical emergency in Chicago
• Court weighs whether marathon bomber got a fair trial
• Financial fraud more fraught when thief is known
• Money-saving strategies that can backfire
• America’s influence, once so dominant, now waning

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