Texarkana Gazette - 2020-07-28

• New TTFD pumper on track for fall delivery
• Crosstown rivalry falls victim to COVID-19
• Jury selected in trial of 74-year-old accused of child sexual abuse
• Commission­ers raise optional property rate cap
• Mighty Crab moving into Texas-side Hopkins site
• Microsoft readies games for next Xbox,
• Statement of core values
• TC Board approves capital improvemen­t plan
• Miller, Cass counties see new COVID-19 deaths
• Texas reports nearly 700 more virus deaths based on new data
• Arkansas music festival cited for pandemic safety violations
• U.S. won’t expel migrant children who were detained in Texas hotel
• Writer Josephine Cox, whose fiction sold 20 million copies, dies
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Asian fashion designer Kansai Yamamoto dies
• PATSY LIVINGSTON
• Is paramilita­ry crackdown legal? It’s certainly wrong
• Kanye West needs real help, not a public platform
• Fair housing rollback is neither fair nor better
• The American Bison
• Woman wants to apologize for past sins
• ‘Morning’ sickness is a misnomer
• History in the breaking
• Bench energy real, and loud, at NBA restart
• After talk of collaborat­ion, conference­s part ways
• Canha homers as A’s clinch opening series
• Kyrie Irving commits $1.5 million for WNBA players skipping season
• Civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis hailed as ‘conscience’ of Congress
• Mnuchin, Pelosi talk virus relief; GOP slashes jobless aid
• Oprah’s O Mag to end regular print editions
• Samsung adds 5G technology to foldable phone
• Verizon Media enables grocery shopping at Walmart via Yahoo email
• NASA’s next Mars rover is brawniest and brainiest one yet
• Consulate closures an inflection point in China-U.S. relations
• Release the blockbuste­rs

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