Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - 2021-04-11

• 60 nations see vaccines trickle
• Bills target emergency powers
• In the news
• As young border-crossers fill shelters, U.S. under pressure
• Covid-19 continues to exact a heavy toll
• Report details chaos of Capitol rampage
• Locals take Arkansas Derby
• Leaving a trail of hits
• BLACK COMMUNITY slowly accepting vaccinatio­ns.
• N.Y. LAW tightens nursing home reins.
• Brick houses, artifacts found at site of ancient Egyptian city
• Burma city’s toll in crackdown put at 82
• Georgia’s governor decries game move
• Names and faces
• Statement of core values
• Kerry said to plan visit to China
• Gun-sanctuary bill rolls along in Texas
• Vetoes of policing bills negated in Maryland
• Storms in South leave 1 person dead
• Prince: ‘Grateful’ for outpouring
• Iran starts nuclear centrifuge testing
• Volcano’s ash grays out island’s lush greens
• 8 deaths reported in 6.0 Indonesia quake
• Victors shielded Gestapo officer
• Cotton travels to GOP donor retreat
• Serbian protesters urge environmen­tal reform
• 2 students named McLarty Scholars
• Senator points out U.S.-aided entities
• Drought in West deepens fears as fire season nears
• United Afghan front seen elusive so far in peace bid
• For some Western brands, it’s all a blur on China TV
• Jacksonvil­le man mourns family loss
• No new virus deaths seen
• Tiny copter’s Mars flight on hold
• Sight for poor eyes
• Rustling paper
• NOT REAL NEWS
• German brewery pairs with bakers to use surplus beer
• School librarian turns page adapting to pandemic
• Cyclists see legislatio­n as deflating
• LR hospital taking part in vaccine study
• Deal in works to buy wildlands near Pinnacle Mountain
• Walmart ordered to pay $115M
• Financial outlook for state turns out rosier than feared
• Plans for return to jury trials in works
• ‘Star Wars’ fans dress as characters to Oh, be one.
• Ward man admits to jail damage
• Education notebook
• Other days
• NW Arkansas cultures inspire Jones Center design
• Man shot at carnival; teen suspect sought
• 5 fatalities reported on roadways in state
• Utility repair to close part of river trail
• Horsing around with UAPB
• Area summer camps to include art, cooking
• Arkansas Research Alliance adds 8 members; 2 have ties to area
• Drivers see cost of fuel tick up
• John Edward Moore
• Diane Edna Williams Murrell
• Ida Faye Harper Woodfield
• Doris L. Eddington
• Stanley Eugene Williams
• Finding common ground
• Storms have taken a toll on city’s streets
• Statement of core values
• CALENDAR
• Jefferson County Food & Safety Report
• DR. HUEY D. CRISP,
• JOHN EDWARD MOORE,
• NEWPORT — Mr. Claudis C. “Bill” Huskey
• LEWISVILLE, Texas — Celebratio­n of the life of Stanley Price Williams
• ROGERS — In loving memory of Loreta “Muriel” Laxon,
• BENTON — Evelyn Ann Powell Armstrong,
• CONWAY — Florence Marie Zimmerebne­r,
• GARY PHILLIP WOOD
• GREENVILLE, Texas — CJ Cathey, Jr.,
• EL DORADO — Lloyd Edward Bowen,
• CARLISLE — Virgil Gann
• SEARCY — Michael Duane
• Dr. WILLIAM FLOYD HAYDEN,
• ARKADELPHI­A — Bobby Ray
• NEWPORT — Joyce Marie Cullins
• ALEXANDER — Dennis VanRiper,
• BENTON — Helen Marie Hairston,
• ALEXANDER — Tony Liemke,
• BAUXITE — Richard Blake Spickard,
• CONWAY — Gordon Earl “Bimbo”
• HASKEL LEE UNDERWOOD, SR.,
• ALBERT CARTER HARDAGE
• GREENBRIER — Dana Michelle Tedford,
• SUE SANDERS MADDISON,
• CONWAY — Robert “Bob” B. Leslie
• HARRY WILLIAM “BILL” LUPLOW II,
• JOHN A. (JACK) RIGGS III,
• BENTON — Ray M. Crowson,
• CABOT — Glen E. Rose,
• FAYETTEVIL­LE — Miller Clell
• MABELVALE — Janell Marie Evans,
• HOT SPRINGS — Jorge Luis Garcia, Jr.
• CONWAY — Florence Marie Zimmerebne­r,
• TERRY GAIL TEW,
• CABOT — Marilyn Batey Stroud,
• JOHN W. “JACK” ATKINS,
• JOHN FISK,
• CAMDEN — Dr. Katie Best Butler,
• CABOT — Beverly Jean (Berg) Esau,
• WILLIAM ARTHUR “BILL” WHITMORE,
• DAUPHIN ISLAND, Ala. — Cynthia “Cindy” Marie Gray,
• PADUCAH, Ky. — Dr. James Edward Zellmer
• CONWAY — Florence Marie Zimmerebne­r,
• PINE BLUFF — Martha Lou Mayfield,
• Arkansas Derby Day awash in great racing
• Thunder backs Storms for UA
• Horton’s roots run deep in Arkansas
• Hogs rally again to split vs. Rebels
• Matsuyama out in front
• Arkansas WR Trey Knox strives to equal leaps his teammates made in 2020.
• Off the wire
• Padres’ Caratini catches an MLB first
• No one is going ‘granny’ in the NBA
• Female jockey earns a first
• Cardinals’ streak ends as Garcia drives in five
• North to Alaska
• Alaska experience surpasses greatest expectatio­ns
• Contenders get head start on NHL trade deadline
• C Z Rocket gets best of Whitmore
• Rick Lee’s Oaklawn Park selections and analysis
• AT THE POST
• Horschel takes slip and slide
• Schauffele, again, in mix at a major
• Sophomore TE target used to game days on Hill
• Drafting opt-outs comes with a risk
• Spark from get-go still elusive for UCA offense
• Unsung unit plays big part in Golden Lions’ special start
• U.S. salvages a tie thanks to late PK
• Henderson states he’s an Aggie now
• Church opens thrift store amid the pandemic throes
• Man asks for her hand — third time’s the charm
• Less is more when it comes to accessorie­s, contrast colors
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• After-hours texting wakes retiree from deep slumber
• Gratitude letters for those who made a difference
• Tipping hotel workers in pandemic
• Safe free lunch seminar exposes 6 secrets you must know in retirement
• The Raw Truth: Long-Term Care Payment CRISIS
• Q&A with Leslie Jordan: Why he made a country album.
• Unsung and unknown
• Momentary announces three-part exhibition schedule
• Pressure increasing with age
• ‘Feminist’ man objects to calling women ‘girls’
• New York Times Crossword Puzzle
• NOTABLE ARKANSANS
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY/OPINION
• Black history shown in graphic novel form
• Writers who delve into the Black comic world
• Online theater, though flawed, is creative, inspired
• How to hone your time-management skills
• Developing a resume to break into the field of marketing
• Lumber prices rocket on demand surge
• California set for covid spring
• Europe airlines forced to wed
• Stephens outlook rosy for regional banks ahead of earnings season
• Medical officer at Tyson says focus on health
• Biofuel backers not sold on electric shift
• BUSINESS PEOPLE
• PATENTS AWARDED
• How to read the weekend stock tables
• Necessity creates opportunit­y
• COVID-19 treatment
• Necessity creates opportunit­y
• Faint of HEART
• Me and Paul
• Paul Greenberg’s opportunit­y of a lifetime.
• Keeping the global economy afloat
• The state of superb strawberri­es
• Honoring an exquisite writer and thinker
• Recalling a coon hunt from hell
• The heart of the Biden project
• The wisdom of stick figures
• BEST-SELLERS
• Remote from Arkansas
• Moments beneath the tree
• Abandoned truth
• Have to see to believe
• Pandering to paranoia
• Sunday Crossword Puzzle
• Light and airy
• Downton LR condo boats river view
• WLR one-level sits on a half-care
• Up-and-coming Realtors cut teeth at new PorchLight branch
• Traditiona­l style
• Pending home sales slip 10.6 percent in February
• ‘Big Shot’ – Hoops coach smartens up after being taken down a peg
• 6-year-old donates gifts to Jacksonvil­le shelter
• Redux reminisce or
• this week’s EVENTS
• Shades of Healing: An untold story is hard to heal
• Forging ahead
• River Valley Arts Center to present Beaux Arts Awards
• this week’s EVENTS
• Conway Corp announces 6 promotions
• Two from Arkansas Tech named Fulbright semifinali­sts
• Arvest Foundation supports community’s homeless through donation to Bethlehem House

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