The Commercial Appeal - 2017-03-29

• Delta Regional Authority never lived up to promise
• PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
• Lawyer says White House meddled
• Supreme Court blocks Texas execution over disability
• Trump order makes energy, not climate, a US priority
• Trump claims immunity from lawsuit
• Nation & World Watch
• US: ‘Fair chance’ coalition bomb hit civilians in Mosul
• Gun control advocates call ruling bad precedent
• House votes to block Obama-era web privacy rule
• District judge approves plan to replace 18,000 Flint water lines
• Tax reform is president’s latest impossible promise to fulfill
• Gorsuch nomination should be put to vote
• Miller launches home beer delivery
• Consumer confidence jumps to 16-year high
• Computers put ads on hate sites
• Amazon buys Souq.com after $800M counteroff­er
• Ford to add 130 jobs at Michigan plants
• Coke, Pepsi look to make water rain money
• Guardrail model tied to at least 4 deaths
• Malco Wolfchase theater to reopen April 13
• Former police officer indicted
• Committee quickly approves Haslam’s gas tax
• Haslam: No Medicaid expansion after ACA repeal effort failure
• Historic house on Peabody destroyed in weekend fire
• Shelby schools commit to equitable funding plan
• Chances dim for saving Southaven, Horn Lake taxes
• Around the region
• Low-T is Destroying Mens Health Along with their Sex Drive… New Pill Lets You Fight Back
• SMITH LOOKS TO BUILD OFF 1ST YEAR
• Griz skid hurts chase for better seed
• Brady Davis battling for backup QB job
• Is Tubby Smith’s optimism justified?
• Kansas’ Mason unanimous pick for AP All-America team
• In the news
• NFL owners revamp video replay for refs
• Maye headlines list of Final Four X-factors
• Gasol giving Spurs what they expected, and more
• Cousin makes outings frustratin­g
• God will never waver so don’t doubt his promises
• New ‘Imaginary Mary’ is best if left unseen
• Soda tied to obesity and low bone density

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