Texarkana Gazette - 2013-01-30

• SEVERE WEATHER
• Obama on immigratio­n overhaul: Now is the time
• City talks demolition
• MLB probe: A-Rod is implicated in PED use
• Bill would lift limitation on prosecutin­g sex crimes
• Pennsylvan­ia man gets drive-through send-off after funeral
• Filing opens for council seats
• Vegetarian dumplings
• See related story on
• PGISD Board discusses new superinten­dent qualificat­ions
• On the Beat
• Body found in vehicle with hoses near exhaust
• Police: Prisoner attacks another, attempts to hang himself with sheet
• SRBA approves funding resolution­s
• THS to host workshop on college credit classes
• Cotton picks Rabbitt as communicat­ions director
• Oil storage tanks destroyed in Texas; 2 injured
• Livestock report
• Coast Guard: Barge leaked about 7,000 gallons of crude oil
• Perry proposes infrastruc­ture upgrades, tax cuts
• Arkansas panel votes down ban on abortion funding
• UT plan projects $490M savings
• Judge OKS $4B BP oil spill criminal settlement
• Beebe announces $1.1 billion steel mill plan
• Judge certifies Texas teenager as an adult in agent shooting
• Jeb Bush urges expanded charter schools in Arkansas
• STAAR 9th-grade passing rates rise
• Power plant announced for South Texas
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Tornado risk follows record warm weather in Central U.S.
• Patsy Ruth Quinn
• WILLARD BRYANT
• FUNERALS
• GORDON HACKBARTH
• JESSE TURNER JR.
• SANDY BRESHEARS
• Danny Mccright
• RUTH HARRIS
• JOHN JAMESON
• MILDRED COX
• JAMES JETT
• JAMES BOYCE
• CAROLYN VOSS
• JOHN SMITH
• Jindal has a prescripti­on for the GOP
• Perry’s speech about politics, not reality
• Guns in Church
• Murder rates
• Electoral college
• Letters to the Editor
• ELECTRIFYI­NG
• Suggs, Webb stand out at Super Bowl media day
• Ouachita defeats Trinity’s boys, girls
• Five Hawks hit treys in win over L-E
• Randy Moss: From star to afterthoug­ht
• Lady Backs fall to Pine Bluff; starters injured
• This Day in Sports History
• Lewis avoids talk on deer-antler spray
• Iverson turns down Mavs’ D-league offer
• All Texas High games reschedule­d to today
• Paul Pewitt 46, Queen city 26
• Clarksvill­e 54, Prairiland 40
• Hooks beats Mustangs by 1
• Jennings scores 30 as Bucks beat Pistons, 117-90
• Tumblers clean up at Metroplex Challenge
• Sportschec­k
• Ashdown 55, Arkansas Baptist 49
• Honey Grove 38, Maud 27
• Honey Grove 76, Maud 24
• Avery 40, James Bowie 26
• Bradley 61, Taylor 37
• Clarksvill­e 104, Prairiland 57
• Avery 40, James Bowie 34
• New Boston 54, daingerfie­ld 45
• Dekalb 43, rivercrest 40
• Hooks 67, hughes springs 36
• Hope 43, Magnolia 37
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• Tough guy receiver Boldin is a real catch for Ravens
• Girls Ouachita 45, Trinity Christian 26
• Boys Pine Bluff 62, Arkansas High 39
• Soccer Lady Hawks win
• Jacqueline Bigar’s STARS
• While you were sleeping: Breakfast!
• Keeping your Super Bowl party safe
• A hearty winter ham and bean soup
• A jalapeno popper that’s not fried
• Full of beans:
• Million-dollar Pillsbury Bake-off shakes things up with new rules
• Man wants wife to take the lead Community Activities
• Health Beat
• Gluten-free food list worth asking for
• Meat cutter sees self as last of dying breed
• Atlanta First Baptist welcomes new pastor
• PULLING TOGETHER
• A user’s guide to the Arkansas Legislatur­e
• House GOP leader says Medicaid a work in progress
• FAA: Pilot in viral video not authorized to do stunts
• Oldest lion at Little Rock Zoo dies at 20
• Breathes easy
• Famed Blythevill­e bookstore has a new owner
• Former soldier with new arms determined to be independen­t
• Humble nickel from 1913 will likely fetch millions
• Hostess set to announce lead bidders for Twinkies
• Boy Scouts could face defections if it proceeds to end mandatory gay ban
• Egypt’s army chief warns state could collapse if political crisis continues
• Judge OKS BP’S guilty plea to manslaught­er, other charges, $4B in oil-spill penalties
• Brazil police: Flare meant for outdoor use started fire; 234 dead
• WALL STREET ROUNDUP
• OIL PRICES
• COMMODITIE­S REVIEW
• Nation ‘being destroyed bit by bit,’ peace envoy reports
• Senate confirms Kerry nomination
• Washington state vows to try to keep weed in state—but how?
• Aid for Syria
• Three months after Sandy, victims waiting for relief
• Ex-gov. Ryan faces world after prison
• Dissident calls for end of ‘leadership of thieves’
• Hagel supports nuclear arms cuts and eliminatio­n
• After gun crime, weapon history takes time to find
• U.S. consumers are less optimistic after tax increase

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