Texarkana Gazette - 2021-04-13

• Sexual assault survivor here helps get new law
• City Council to vote on making David Orr interim city manager
• Abbott: Texas ‘very close’ to herd immunity; experts disagree,
• Unusual treatment shows promise for some children with brain tumors
• Ashdown veteran recounts lifesaving efforts at local lake
• Statement of core values
• Bowie County hires firm to improve its election security
• Arkansas House sends governor stripped-down hate crimes legislatio­n
• County sets up account for funds related to repairing courthouse
• UAHT extends online degree opportunit­ies
• A&M-Texarkana develops business certificat­e programs
• Gagarin’s spacefligh­t 60 years ago
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• ARNOLD SONSON
• DANIEL KRULL
• Volcano hits St. Vincent
• Fauci and Walensky can start being candid
• Prince Philip stayed old school as royals changed
• Capping Insulin Costs
• Financial cooperatio­n can help fight pandemic
• Awesome Airwaves
• Wife isn’t wild about man’s tattoos
• Remote deposits now commonplac­e
• Are you bringing home the bacon? Stop it!
• Memorable win leaves Arkansas atop SEC West
• Hawks blank L-E, 4-0
• Ex-Chiefs assistant charged with DWI
• Embiid hot as Philly blasts Mavs
• Scores and summaries from selected NBA games,
• Federal judge approves partial deal between women, U.S. Soccer
• ROYAL STARS
• ‘Predator’ FBI boss harassed 8 women, watchdog finds
• Castro slated to step down from leading Cuba’s Communist Party
• TOP RESIDENTIA­L SOLAR CEO HAS STARTED SELLING PEACE OF MIND
• Password sharing: How to know Netflix is on to you
• Tweaked COVID-19 vaccines in testing to fend off variants
• Biden wants infrastruc­ture deal, but Republican­s’ doubts persist
• Inclusive instructio­n

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