Texarkana Gazette - 2022-06-18

• Over 700 ballots cast in Miller County runoff races
• Trump lashes out at Jan. 6 committee as he teases 2024 run
• Statement of core values
• Ukraine gets possible path to EU, aid pledges from Britain
• Police: Third elderly victim in Alabama church shooting dies
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• GEORGE MARTIN III
• Rescuer of the Jewish children of Belgium dies
• McCartney marks 80th birthday with Springstee­n, 60,000 pals
• Trump’s own appointees setting record straight
• Let the voters make the final decision on Trump
• Honor Thy Dad
• Biden gives Saudis a pass
• Notre Dame holds down Texas offense, wins CWS opener, 7-3
• Lightning-Avalanche Stanley Cup Final chess match under way
• SRX hopes second season is another surprise summer smash
• Cubs’ 1-0 win ends 10-game skid, Braves’ 14-game win streak
• ROYAL STARS
• Companies weigh in on proposed SEC rule on climate disclosure
• U.S. adds $103M for wildfire hazards and land rehabilita­tion
• Wall Street closes worst week since 2020 with slight gain
• Canceled flights rise across U.S. as summer travel crowds grow
• Biden hosts climate meeting amid high gas price pressure
• Montana governor under fire for vacationin­g during flood
• TxDOT launches its Faces of Drunk Driving summer campaign
• State lawmaker says Uvalde police agree to cooperate with probe
• Convention delegates boo Cornyn over bipartisan gun talks
• Fired professor sentenced for FBI lie
• EDUCATION NEWS
• Recount gives Texas Democrat Vallejo the U.S. House primary win
• Judge decides Texas AG cannot intervene in suit with Dallas hospital over transgende­r care
• New SBC president commits to move sex abuse reforms forward
• Jan. 6 panel weighs transcript use
• Would-be Proud Boy gets 2-week term
• DeSantis seeks human-smuggling probe
• U.K. orders Assange extradited
• Biden urges emissions cut in uphill fight
• Largest Chinese aircraft carrier unveiled
• Dear Gabo …

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