Texarkana Gazette - 2020-12-03

• Major developmen­t site being prepped
• Lawmakers unveil anti-slavery constituti­onal amendment
• For the present: Fifteen hotel gifts for anyone missing travel,
• Trimming the Trees
• Britain approves Pfizer vaccine
• Women face separate animal cruelty charges
• Statement of core values
• Santa Store has only collected half of what it needs
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Remember and give thanks to the Chosin Few
• Caretaker Doctrine
• Pentagon purge bad for national security
• Progressiv­es may not like Biden’s foreign policy
• Houston to give $1,200 in relief to neediest residents
• Panel: State remains in ‘red zone’ for new virus cases
• Walmart ends $35 minimum for online orders by members
• Texas tackles wild hogs with high-stakes hunts
• Schwarber, Bradley and Duvall among 59 cut in pandemic fallout
• Steelers overcome rust, short-handed Ravens to move to 11-0
• Alabama-LSU has decided lack of buzz
• ‘Having everyone out helps’: Lady Tigers on roll with full roster
• Goodell: NFL plans to finish season on time
• Lady Tigers power past Paris
• Struggling to victory
• Maryland-Michigan canceled; Wolverines’ director sounds off
• No conflict with badminton for Raptors
• Zion Williamson moving past injuries, inhibition­s in Year 2
• U.S. to limit service animals on airplanes to dogs only
• U.S. Justice Department probing potential bribery and lobbying scheme for pardon
• Nurses wanted: Hospitals looking for pandemic help
• Stock indexes shake off a weak start and end mostly higher
• China’s space ambitions: Put a robot on Mars and a human on the moon
• Naval Academy midshipman makes history for Black women
• Unwanted no more
• Trump: Will veto defense policy bill if Net shields stay
• Ex-astronaut Kelly joins Senate
• Crews rev up pace, but border wall half-built
• Death penalty dropped in clinic slayings
• Nations press for action on Venezuela
• Iran’s new law takes aim at West
• The art of caring
• Discoverin­g marine mammals along Pacific Coast
• What Airbnb’s ‘flexible cancellati­on’ actually involves
• With the possibilit­y of a vaccine on the horizon, perhaps we can rekindle our dreams of a future family vacation. Here are five ideas to consider.
• COVID puts stop to Mardi Gras parades
• Lawmakers request new GAO studies on pandemic’s effect on the aviation industry
• Is train travel a safer option? Experts weigh in
• Social worker helps youth heal through gardening
• Friends short on sympathy after COVID scare
• Holiday time holds greater risk of home electrical fires
• Edible cannabis has unpredicta­ble effects for many
• ‘Van Gogh Alive’ brings multisenso­ry art experience to Florida’s Dali Museum

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