Imperial Valley Press - 2019-08-20

• District scrambles to register students
• Ring, ring goes the bell for a brand new school year
• Caltrans earmarks $2.2 million for culvert project
• OBITUARIES
• Francisco Mejia homers, Padres beat Bauer and Reds 3-2
• Bubba Hiers, brother of Paula Deen, dies of cancer at 65
• Writers union says talent agents are violating antitrust law
• Mysterious death in custody has family seeking answers
• Arrests made for drug smuggling
• Detained immigrants sue over conditions, medical care
• California governor signs law to limit shootings by police
• Police: California suspect lights mom on fire, surrenders
• The ‘right’ to counsel may depend on where you live
• A slow-motion disaster
• The Golden Spike
• Census figures show economic gap narrows with citizenshi­p
• Cer 5 years after Garner’s chokehold death
• Pulse your pushups to amp them up
• Brown takes part in meetings with Raiders
• Jim Hardy, oldest living USC and Rams player, dies at 96
• Wisconsin WR Quintez Cephus reinstated, not eligible to play
• USOPC proposes more athletes on board as part of overhaul
• Pogba has penalty saved as Man United held 1-1 by Wolves
• NBA’s Steph Curry helps Howard U. start Division I golf team
• US talks secretly to Venezuela socialist boss
• Salvadoran suspected of having abortion acquitted at retrial
• Rescuers use explosives to seek 2 cavers trapped in Poland
• Wife is edged out of man’s affections by her grandson
• Cuff should remain at heart level for accurate BP reading
• Wide implicatio­ns as Germany teeters toward recession
• Russian panel eyes alleged foreign interferen­ce in protests
• UK to pressure social media companies to fight anti-vax info

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