Texarkana Gazette - 2020-10-12

• Church, veterans group hold POW-MIA service
• Manufactur­er launches new rocket motor facility
• Fake asteroid?
• Halfway Point
• Cowboys pull out win despite injury,
• Statement of core values
• Just one more thing, sir
• ON THE RECORD
• DEATHS NANCIE MOORE
• Nightly dinner with sister is too much togetherne­ss
• Making the best of time
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Trump has COVID-19; What about compassion?
• Trump had every advantage, but others don’t
• Reported surgeries on detained women must be investigat­ed
• Columbus Controvers­y
• Synopsis on proposed amendments in Arkansas
• Rep. Bruce Westerman addresses Miller County GOP on Tuesday
• LSU out of top 25 poll for first time since 2017
• Mistakes foil Jaguars in 30-14 loss to Texans
• Broncos-Patriots game postponed indefinite­ly
• This Day in Sports History
• AJ Allmending­er wins Xfinity race at rainy Charlotte
• Panthers romp past Falcons, 23-16
• How to handle college loan debt as an unemployed grad
• Google tries to turn YouTube into a major shopping destinatio­n
• SAG-AFTRA cuts more staff as virus stifles industry
• McDonald’s HQ to sell for about $420 million, a record for Chicago’s Fulton Market district
• Graham, Harris share spotlight as Barrett hearings begin
• ‘We can’t lose our momentum’
• GOP governors in spiking states strain for silver linings
• Virginia woman, looking for comfort, turns her pie into art
• District counts 18 sets of twins among schools

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