The Latest Dallas News headlines for Feb 22 2012

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• Woman doused in gas escapes Saginaw arson attack
  A woman doused with gasoline managed to escape a burning antique mall Tuesday and police are still searching for the arsonist. The Sisters Antique Mall in Saginaw is considered a complete loss.
• DART drivers ask tough safety questions in board meeting
  DART offered promises Tuesday after three deaths in less than three months. The agency has started adding 140 uniformed police officers, fare enforcement officers and armed security guards to every train, all day.
• Plea by family of fallen airman reaches the Pentagon
  The Secretary of the Air Force has ordered a review that could lead to a new search for the body of Maj. Troy Gilbert, whose body was never recovered after a heroic mission near Baghdad.
• Men arrested at Denton hotel linked to Sam Hurd drug case
  Jonathan Colon and William Griffin appeared in a Denton courtroom Tuesday morning on misdemeanor marijuana charges. They provided critical evidence leading to the arrest of former Cowboys player Sam Hurd on drug trafficking charges.

• A century ago, Dallas celebrated another landmark Trinity bridge
  
• Grand jury doesn’t indict Parkland psych tech accused of choking patient
  
• Audio: Frisco teen describes escape from abductor in 911 call
  
• Dallas to hire consultant to help establish 'culture of ethics' at City Hall
  

• Highland Park Star Basketball Player Apologizes To Team For DWI Arrest
  Star basketball player David Allen cheered on his teamates from the stands during a playoff game. The 18-year-old was suspended from play after being arrested for driving while intoxicated.
• Stars’ Lehtonen Makes 31 Saves, Blanks Canadiens
  Ryan Garbutt scored his first NHL goal and Kari Lehtonen made 31 saves as the Dallas Stars beat the Montreal Canadiens 3-0 on Tuesday night.
• Ditch The Hair Care Products And Make Your Own At Home
  When trips to the salon ate too much of a paycheck, some women started making their own hair care products at home –– and saved hundreds of dollars in the process.
• North Texas Ranchers Facing New Threat Of Cattle Rustlers
  Ranchers who battled drought in the summer and hay thieves in the fall are now fending off criminals targeting any cattle that are left.

• Apple offers $15 per user to end ‘antennagate’
  Apple Inc. over the weekend promised to pay $15 or give a free “bumper” case to users who complain about problems with reception on their iPhone 4, the version of the popular smartphone that was released in June 2010.Reports of problems with reception when the device was held a certain way grew into something referred to as “antennagate” and prompted class-action lawsuits.The company at the time countered the outcry by offering free rubber “bumper” cases that seemed to alleviated the problem, but only offered those for a limited time…
  
• RIM releases PlayBook software that adds email
  Canadian electronics maker Research In Motion has released a long-awaited software upgrade for its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet computer that finally brings email capability to the device.The New York Times reported that the email function was one of several additions in the PlayBook’s second operating system version.When the PlayBook was released last year, users could only send and receive emails by connecting to a BlackBerry phone, the New York Times reported.The PlayBook has been a commercial disappointment for Research in Motion (NASDAQ: RIMM), whose U…
  
• AMR details revenue, cost-cutting plans in employee letter
  Bigger airplanes, more agreements with other airlines and $2 billion in cost cutting — that’s the turnaround plan detailed in a letter Tuesday from AMR Corp. to its employees.Fort Worth-based AMR’s letter said the company anticipates that it will see $1 billion a year in new revenue from redrawing it domestic network, with the bulk of remaining savings to come by an expansion of flights to Asia and Europe, the Wall Street Journal reported.AMR has said that it must realize $2 billion in cost cuts that would include eliminating 13,000 jobs and closing a maintenance facility at Alliance Airport in Fort Worth…
  
• Fitch lowers J.C. Penney credit rating to junk territory
  J.C. Penney Co.Inc.’s credit rating was lowered to junk territory Tuesday by Fitch Ratings, which cited risks involved with the Plano-based retailer’s roll-out of new pricing and promotional strategies.The Wall Street Journal reported that Fitch said Penney (NYSE: JCP) has a volatile year ahead as it tackles such areas as merchandising, costs and investments in its stores.Penney’s issuer default rating was lowered one notch to double-B-plus, which is one level into junk territory, from the investment-grade rating of triple-B-minus, the Journal reported…
  

• Highland Park Star Basketball Player Apologizes To Team For DWI Arrest
  Star basketball player David Allen cheered on his teamates from the stands during a playoff game. The 18-year-old was suspended from play after being arrested for driving while intoxicated.
• Stars’ Lehtonen Makes 31 Saves, Blanks Canadiens
  Ryan Garbutt scored his first NHL goal and Kari Lehtonen made 31 saves as the Dallas Stars beat the Montreal Canadiens 3-0 on Tuesday night.
• Ditch The Hair Care Products And Make Your Own At Home
  When trips to the salon ate too much of a paycheck, some women started making their own hair care products at home –– and saved hundreds of dollars in the process.
• North Texas Ranchers Facing New Threat Of Cattle Rustlers
  Ranchers who battled drought in the summer and hay thieves in the fall are now fending off criminals targeting any cattle that are left.
• 3 Texas Gun-Trafficking Suspects Sentenced
  Three Texas men whom federal officials say were linked to a gun used in a U.S. agent’s death in Mexico have been sentenced after pleading guilty to weapons charges.
• Texas Economy Better, But State Budget Still Short
  The Texas economy is coming back, but the state budget is still in trouble, top budget experts told lawmakers Tuesday.