Sunday morning Ark-La-Tex roundup

Texarkana Gazette: Sierra Club raises concerns re: Swepco plant
ADG Editorial: Assault on the past
John Brummett: Arrows abound
Meredith Oakley: Lessons in hatred
Roby Brock: Arkansas business update
Ark. News Bureau: Global warming comm. could begin next month
ADG: Lost projects stir concern over state’s perks
David Sanders: Whither British toughness
ADG: Coon feast not extinct, Gillett says
ADG: 6 charter schools sought in LR, 13 outside capital
AP: Ark. PSC chief pleased by rejection of utility's request
AP Analysis: With new boss, emergency agency finds stability
AP: Group has yearlong contract to run Alexander youth lockup
Baxter Bulletin: 2005 state law requires approval for exotic animals
KTHV-TV 11: Beware city map scam

Waco Tribune: Perry killed students' dreams with stroke of veto pen
Capitol Annex: Sen. Nelson Seeks Opinion On Electronic Pull-Tab Bingo
San Antonio Express-News: Enrollment grows for kids insurance
AAS: Expansion of services makes waiting list shorter
AAS: Educators go back to the drawing board on tests
Houston Chronicle: Local authorities make most calls on steroids

Houston Chronicle: Louisiana law targets lunch trucks
Lafayette Advertiser: Blanco weighing auto insurance bill
Lafayette Advertiser: Legislature's power passed on to others
Lafayette Advertiser: Vote on equal pay for women disappointing
Shreveport Times: Monroe lawmaker's departure marks symbolic closure
New Orleans Times-Picayune: Louisiana shows federal city the money