The Dallas Morning News - 2015-10-30

• Quick action on the field saves referee’s life
• Breast cancer on rise in blacks
• China ends one-child policy to boost economic growth
• CARPENTER PARK
• Vote backs Snowden
• Senior housing grows
• Don’t fall for it
• Texas drought eased
• Shop draws show’s fans
• MORE PARKS: Details on Pacific Plaza and West End Plaza,
• EDITORIAL: ‘A greener Downtown Dallas,’
• CORRECTION­S & CLARIFICAT­IONS
• More oversight urged after contract overruns
• Decorated officer shot by ex-con dies
• Republic of Texas woman found guilty
• Teacher charged with improper relationsh­ip
• Engine fire on airliner forces 100 to evacuate
• State police use shotguns to deflate grounded Army blimp
• Prep school grad gets year in jail
• Report: Water too hot for cod
• Man person of interest in boy’s disappeara­nce
• Affordable Care Act ads to tout low cost
• Bid fails to halt NSA phone data collection
• Man pleads guilty to trying to join ISIS
• Campaign still on, Bush says
• CNBC pulls in 14M for a record telecast
• Ryan takes over as speaker with epic task at hand
• Senate settles in for late-night budget vote
• Texan ‘no’ votes
• Myanmar and extremists accused of genocide
• EU honors Saudi blogger
• Mauritania­n cleared in 2009 finally freed
• 2 Palestinia­ns killed after stabbing attacks
• Former Toronto mayor diagnosed with tumor
• Doctor aboard was Uruguay’s president
• Abu Dhabi to build snow park in mall
• More migrant tragedies feared as winter nears
• German admits killing Bosnian boy, 4
• Foundation gifts to aid UT, SMU
• Strangled by city’s red tape
• Separating Snark, Substance
• See? Congress can actually work
• World Stroke Day
• Benghazi hearings ‘cartoonish’
• At what has Cruz succeeded?
• Little substance from Clinton
• ‘This is not a cage match’
• More scapegoati­ng of Latinos
• Sizing up NAFTA at 21
• Why didn’t police just tell walker to get out of the street?
• ‘Of all the things to worry about, this just isn’t it’
• JOIN OUR BLOG DEBATE
• Yards of the month
• Frats’ party promo blasted
• School price raises concern
• Tension troubling on Corinth video
• Plan calls for new parks
• Police group leader upset by video leak
• Suspect in Oct. 17 rape arrested, released on bail
• DALLAS COUNTY EARLY VOTING POLLING PLACES
• Woman who stole ID of fugitive gets 10 years
• Carrollton man gets 7 years for child porn
• Local resident arrested in Ohio drug sweep
• Former city secretary is sentenced for theft
• Lewisville man arrested in deadly Texaco assault
• Prisoner back in custody after escape at Parkland
• Fire, police department­s plan drill with DART, TRE
• ROCKWALL COUNTY EARLY VOTING POLLING PLACES
• Arlington man dies after crashing into truck tractor
• N. Texas Orchid Society plans conservati­on talk
• Church’s craft sale will benefit children’s groups
• Details emerge on high school attendance zones
• TARRANT COUNTY EARLY VOTING POLLING PLACES
• Early voting numbers are up from 2013
• DENTON COUNTY EARLY VOTING POLLING PLACES
• Trauma Support Services plans Thanks-Living event
• Texas Legends to hold team draft party Saturday
• Get gooey with science at museum’s Halloween event
• Animal services hosts holiday party for pets
• Workshop on native plants scheduled for today
• Mayor invites residents for talk over coffee
• Last farmers market planned for Saturday
• Buffalo Stomp wildflower seeding event is Saturday
• Transit service cuts catch many off guard
• Another good soaking coming
• Some area schools are skipping security drills No documentat­ion
• Police: Boy held in school shooting threat
• Lawyer gave time to ministry
• Cardiologi­st shaped paramedic system
• Longtime Dallas PR exec
• Top artist for comic books
• NEWSMAKERS
• About this column
• Trinity troubles discussed
• Plans to bring ArtPrize to Dallas in 2016 fall through
• Price trial delayed another 7 months
• Teacher sues district, alleges retaliatio­n
• Bomb squad choice faulted
• Homicide suspected after remains found
• Above the rest
• Rangers part ways with Maddux
• Cuban: Clippers are still the Clippers
• Sanction likely for Randle
• Boykin, Frogs rout W. Virginia
• Mets counting on rookie Syndergaar­d
• Biles claims third straight world title
• Benn’s OT goal beats Vancouver
• Tom Brady threw for four touchdowns as the Patriots beat the Dolphins 36-7 and improved to 7-0.
• Don Mattingly will be named the manager of the Miami Marlins.
• American Pharoah’s chief rival was scratched from Breeders’ Cup Classic.
• Williams sidelined by sprained knee,
• Bryant takes part in practice again,
• CB would enjoy lining up vs. Dez
• Plans in place in case rain affects DRC Half Marathon
• Undefeated Temple tries to scare up poll support
• Receiver Seales charged with DUI
• North Carolina beats No. 23 Pittsburgh
• AROUND THE NATION
• Baylor ranked 5th in preseason coaches poll
• Georgia (+3) vs. No. 11 Florida
• No. 8 Stanford at Washington State (+101⁄2)
• Baylor OT, OU center up for academic award
• Oklahoma State at Texas Tech (+3)
• Aggies open 2016 at home vs UCLA
• No. 3 Clemson at N.C. State (+10)
• Sefolosha sits in NYC return
• Once again, Stars won’t stay on the canvas
• Penalty-kill unit ranks near top
• Jets snap win streak of Hawks
• Portland ousts KC in an epic shootout
• Threat is stopped, letting party start
• Win moves Wakeland closer to share of title
• FM Marcus, Ennis
• Wylie beats Lovejoy
• Lake Ridge vs. Summit
• Mitchell Jonke, Allen
• Boyd closes in on playoff berth
• TC Byron Nelson Keller Central 41 10
• Allen Plano West 69 10
• Arl. Martin Arlington 67 49
• Denton Guyer Keller Tim. Creek 52 14
• Denton Ryan Justin Northwest 40 23
• North Crowley Arl. Sam Houston 34 20
• FM Marcus Plano 34 31
• Arl. Lamar Weatherfor­d 41 14
• Jesuit defense takes control
• Senior RB Dieb leads Highland Park
• SL Carroll Haltom 59 0
• Mes. Horn Rich. Pearce 70 0
• Mesquite Richardson 62 29
• Rowlett Gar. N. Forest 52 7
• Wylie East takes District 10-5A crown
• Prosper McKinney 59 28
• Frisco Centennial Little Elm 42 10
• Denton Saginaw 42 21
• Frisco Heritage Frisco Liberty 63 43
• Lake Dallas FW Poly 62 3
• Frisco Lone Star Fr. Independen­ce 55 14
• McKinney North Sherman 59 28
• Ennis tops Lindale with late TD catch
• Lancaster Arl. Seguin 39 7
• North Dallas Conrad 21 20
• Wylie holds on with last-second FG
• Bryan Adams Thomas Jefferson 42 30
• Mes. Poteet North Forney 47 21
• Terrell South Garland 58 14
• Seagoville Samuell 42 40
• Carr. N. Smith Hillcrest 35 6
• Parish Episcopal wins in last seconds
• Argyle Pinkston 70 0
• Carter Carr. Ranchview 19 16
• Sanger Wilmer-Hutchins 58 34
• Pittsburg Princeton 49 39
• Celina Aubrey 63 19
• ‘Snapshot’ paints picture for future
• Piercy off to fast start in Malaysia
• Sharapova reaches semis at WTA Finals
• On the move?
• Federer advances in Swiss Indoors
• QUICK HITS
• Plano’s first condo tower presells half of its spaces
• Packages contain headaches for landlords
• Expert: OPEC will cut output
• Pfizer is in talks to buy Allergan
• Wal-Mart, Target set holiday plans
• Hispanic Chamber to honor leaders
• Starbucks’ sales could slake a lot of thirsts
• Simmons’ RushCard promises loss coverage
• Week’s unemployme­nt claims fairly steady
• Tuesday Morning reports $6.1M loss
• LinkedIn’s results push stock higher
• Dallas’ third-tallest skyscraper is sold
• Rates stay low as Fed holds off increase
• $1M gift yet again for Crystal Charity
• A.H. Belo reports digital revenue gains
• A friend’s invitation creates hurt feelings
• Double coupons a regional thing
• Isn’t it possible that spouse knows best?
• Replace smoke alarm batteries now
• NEW YORK TIMEs DAILY CROSSWORD
• COMMUTER PUZZLE
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• ACES ON BRIDGE
• 4 WALLS ARE THEIR WHOLE WORLD
• FAMILY FUN
• CONTRIBUTO­RS
• ‘Great Scott’ by the Dallas Opera
• ‘Persephone’ by PrismCo
• ‘Grand Hotel’ by Lyric Stage
• ‘Picnic’ at Theatre Three
• Treading a political tightrope
• Story tackles Dallas team’s woes head-on
• A cynical political romp
• Matinee-idol looks hid secret compelled by era
• Sweet but not surprising
• NEW THIS WEEK
• MOVIE TIMES
• ‘THE BIG SCREEN’
• COMING NEXT WEEK
• PARENTS’ GUIDE
• The Last Witch Hunter
• SCREEN SCENE
• Halloween at the Museum: Star Wars Day
• THE GUIDE FIVE: DINING OUT
• POST YOUR EVENT ON GUIDELIVE.COM
• MODERN AMERICAN (CASUAL)
• REVIEW AND LISTINGS POLICY
• MODERN AMERICAN (UPSCALE)
• NATURAL/ VEGETARIAN
• HAUNTED HOUSES
• DIWALI MELA
• ST. MARK FALL FESTIVAL
• FALL FESTIVAL AT PRESTONWOO­D
• ‘Creatures of Light: Nature’s Biolumines­cence’
• AMON CARTER MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
• AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSEUM
• ARTES DE LA ROSA
• COLLIN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY AND MUSEUM
• THE BLACK ACADEMY OF ARTS AND LETTERS
• DALLAS HOLOCAUST MUSEUM/ CENTER FOR EDUCATION AND TOLERANCE
• DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART
• CROW COLLECTION OF ASIAN ART
• FORT WORTH MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND HISTORY
• DALLAS CENTER FOR ARCHITECTU­RE
• IRVING ARTS CENTER
• NORTHPARK CENTER
• OLD RED MUSEUM OF DALLAS COUNTY HISTORY & CULTURE
• NASHER SCULPTURE CENTER
• MODERN ART MUSEUM OF FORT WORTH
• MEADOWS MUSEUM AT SMU
• SID RICHARDSON MUSEUM
• UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON CENTRAL LIBRARY
• SCI-TECH DISCOVERY CENTER
• UNT ARTSPACE DALLAS
• SHOWS THIS WEEK SAM RIGGS Nov. 5 at 9 p.m. at Billy Bob’s Texas, Fort Worth. $10. billybobst­exas.com.
• NEW CONCERTS
• COMING SOON
• Oldies but goodies: 5 spots worth revisiting
• DRINK SPECIALS
• ‘THE MOUNTAINTO­P’
• ‘LADY DAY AT EMERSON’S BAR & GRILL’
• ‘THE FACE OF EMMETT TILL’
• ‘BAD JEWS’
• ‘THE WAKE’
• ‘OTHER DESERT CITIES’
• ‘Horror Series’ by Dallas Neo-Classical Ballet
• COMEDY CLUBS
• OTHER PERFORMANC­ES
• CLASSICAL MUSIC
• CONTINUING THEATER
• COMING SOON
• EVENT NOTES
• PUMPKIN FUN
• SPOOKTACUL­AR HALLOWEEN IN THE PARK
• BOO BASH HAUNTED CARNIVAL
• DALLAS COWBOYS RALLY DAYS
• HALLOWEEN EXTRAVAGAN­ZA AT THE HARBOR
• ‘HALLOWEEN ORGAN SPOOKTACUL­AR’
• TANK AND TREAT

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