Texarkana Gazette - 2015-10-13

• U.S. SUPREME COURT JUSTICES TO DECIDE ON SENTENCES FOR YOUNG PRISON ‘LIFERS’
• Wake Village passes ordinances in hopes of lowering local fire insurance premiums
• Court upholds life sentences for local man
• City OKs Alcoa’s $250K incentive
• Zimbabwe: U.S. dentist not wanted in lion killing
• TORONTO BLUE JAYS EVEN SERIES WITH WIN OVER TEXAS RANGERS,
• Dissolving stent for heart arteries passes first large test
• Museum fundraiser to help pay for renovation­s
• Temple Memorial to offer therapy for autistic youths
• Gun advocates challenge zoos’ bans on possession
• Judge orders state to disclose source of execution drugs
• Two detained in shooting at Texas Southern are released
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Secret Service agent Jerry Parr, who saved Reagan, dies at 85
• Lorene Turney
• A GUIDE TO WATCHING PROFESSION­AL SPORTS WITHOUT CABLE TV
• Microsoft’s new devices target profession­als amid competitio­n
• What’s in a name? Ethnicity or ego?
• COLA Calculatio­n
• Talk and trade key to water conflict
• Just cruising down memory lane
• A Visit to Iceland
• Woman must disclose her HIV status
• Deciding what type of TV to buy; use two travel laundry bags for sorting
• Cubs power past Wacha, Cardinals, 8-6
• Astros blow big lead, let Royals tie series
• Florida QB suspended
• TEXAS HIGH
• LIBERTY-EYLAU
• AREA SPORTS,
• Source: Spurrier is retiring
• JACQUELINE BIGAR’S STARS
• Amid airstrikes, Putin mania takes hold
• Randy Quaid and his wife held in Vermont on fugitive charges
• Prosecutio­ns geared to clean up supply chain
• WORLD FINANCIAL MARKETS
• FINANCIAL MARKETS
• Princeton economist wins Nobel prize
• Journalist convicted in Iran
• California may allow inmate firefighte­rs with violent pasts

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