Imperial Valley Press - 2018-03-08

• Valley won’t escape war over immigratio­n
• Heritage 500 race was all about fun
• Ruling will force counties to revisit mail-in ballot procedures
• IID apprehensi­ve on proposed reliabilit­y coordinato­r change
• OBITUARIES
• IVC softball tops Grossmont, 7-4
• HAPPENING TODAY
• STORIES FROM THE PAST
• US law poses dilemma for dying vets seeking lethal drugs
• Immigrants say working at Kansas ranch was ‘like slavery’
• Man accused of McDormand Oscar theft will be released
• California elections chief says state security is strong
• CORRECTING THE RECORD
• HARRY JOE MERCER
• Reality is giving satire a run for its money
• Russia rocket rattling not surprising or alarming
• Community Kudos: The deep-fat-fried edition
• Another snowstorm hits the Northeast, threatens more outages
• School shooting suspect indicted on 17 counts of murder
• Good for the brain, good for the community
• Farmers, workers agree on need for a better program
• Rams, Chargers ready to sell best seats at new stadium
• US claims SheBelieve­s Cup
• Stanford rolls over Cal 76-58 at Pac-12 tourney
• New MLS coaches mark new season
• Woods picks up pace, bringing game and buzz to Tampa Bay
• EU ready for a ‘stupid’ trade war if Trump slaps on tariffs
• Paper notes China’s ‘unhappines­s’ over US Navy Vietnam visit
• Newlywed wife rejects idea of welcoming second wife
• MAI is a lung infection that resembles tuberculos­is
• Slain Salvador Archbishop Romero to be a saint, pope decrees
• Indian architect wins prestigiou­s Pritzker Prize
• IS bodies still litter Mosul’s Old City months after battle
• Sierra Leone police quash clashes after voting ends
• European clocks slowed by lag in continent’s power grid
• German police fear nurse held over killing had more victims
• UK police: Russian ex-spy was attacked with nerve agent

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