Texarkana Gazette - 2014-10-29

• MURDER ROCKS CITY AGAIN; FARMER SLAIN, WIFE WOUNDED
• Working Together
• WHO NEEDS CITIZENSHI­P?
• Prosecutor says investigat­ion into city finance issues not over
• Two plead guilty to traffickin­g
• More than 6,000 have taken part in early voting
• Candidate explains homestead tax credits
• HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
• Pryor is buoyed by early voting; senator stresses a ‘clear difference’
• Cotton courts mill workers during ‘Road to Victory’ tour
• AREA BLOOD DRIVES
• Churches offer alternativ­e to Halloween activities
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Lava creeps toward homes in Hawaii
• SAU student enjoys prestigiou­s internship
• Phil Collins donates vast Alamo collection to Texas
• Bond issue
• How about help for Mideast Christians?
• Minimum Wage
• No easy way to cap health care costs
• Sheriff’s race
• GOING THE DISTANCE
• Paris edges Lady Leopards
• Bulldogs, FSU top playoff list
• PG girls sweep Atlanta
• Parker, Spurs beat Mavs in season opener
• NBA SEASON TIPS OFF
• Lady Lions win, clinch first place
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• After stunning loss to Redskins, where do the Cowboys go from here?
• Dallas is awaiting word on latest Romo back injury
• CHAMP BAILEY CALLS IT A CAREER AFTER 15 YEARS
• QB GRIFFIN IS CLOSE TO RETURN
• Iraqi Kurds head to fight militants in Syria
• Ebola nurse on defensive takes call from Obama
• Pumpkin makes more than a great pie
• Satisfy your sweet tooth without sugar
• Building blocks for spooky desserts
• New products make cooking with pomegranat­es easier than ever
• One to try: Pork tacos with pico de gallo
• Fish with pumpkin creates taste of fall
• Leave seasoning to the end for better butternut
• What one family learned by giving up processed foods
• COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
• Pimento cheese book is a charmer
• When an unpopular food becomes popular, prices soar
• Season signals time to change batteries
• On the microwave, ‘watts’ a good number to know
• Country stars help shape Will Chase’s TV persona
• Best aspirin regimen after heart attack
• HEALTH BEAT
• Tour of Homes is Dec. 7
• Under the Big Top
• Southern Baptists to pastors: Hold line on homosexual­ity
• Seoul officials say Kim Jong Un had surgery on ankle
• Retail skirmish puts stop to Apple Pay at checkout line
• Top U.N. Ebola official: New cases poorly tracked
• Schools fretting over Ferguson announceme­nt
• WORLD FINANCIAL MARKETS
• FINANCIAL MARKETS
• Feds: Engineer’s sleepiness caused fatal derailment
• Bombing suspect’s friend convicted of lying to FBI
• Supply rocket explodes
• All work? Congress members average 70-hour work week
• Minnesota bus driver lost for about an hour
• India slides, U.S. gains in gender equality ranking
• Senators stage ‘Survivor’ show
• Washington school shooter remembered alongside his victims
• Football coach in high school hazing scandal receives support
• Police: Semi-truck driver saw train before collision

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