Lodi News-Sentinel - 2017-04-05

• Chemical strike in Syria kills 58
• Armed robbery in Lodi leads to pursuit, two deaths in Stockton
• Lodi police identify man killed in Sunday accident
• Lodi Unified School District teachers picket, demand higher pay in contract
• ELLIOT SOFTBALL CRUISES
• Witnesses: Missing Gridley woman was last seen Thursday night in Yuba City
• Lodi House updates city council on progress
• Lodi Electric Utility begins laying out future plans
• Governor candidates back criminal justice reforms for state
• No: Trump’s policies will put our beaches — and his — under water
• Yes: Pipelines are step one in restoring our sagging infrastruc­ture
• Defending CalPERS’ policy changes
• TODAY IN WORLD HISTORY
• Wages for many college grads declining
• Jobs departing U.S. for Mexico again as Trump’s threats ignored
• Former Marine a great worker but refuses all help
• Sacramento sheriff defends detaining undocument­ed immigrants at Elk Grove jail
• Border agency fields pitches for wall
• Civil rights groups alarmed over Department of Justice retreat on police reform program
• McConnell claims votes to bust Gorsuch filibuster
• MELINDA “LINDI” HONOUR METTLER
• AUDELLE BERRY
• Obama aide denies using intel to spy on Trump advisers
• MICHAEL RAYMOND WHITING
• N. Korea fires missile ahead of Trump-Xi meeting
• McLemore’s big second half lifts Kings
• Cueto and Giants top Diamondbac­ks
• Thompson scores 41, Warriors roll to 12th straight victory
• Asparagus acreage in San Joaquin County dwindling
• Carrasco fans seven as Indians slip past Rangers
• Pacers beat Raptors to end losing skid
• Raiders owner Mark Davis calls Vegas move ’bitterswee­t’
• Labanc, Ward score early, Sharks beat Canucks 3-1
• Do teachers tell lies?
• Horoscopes
• USDA declares April as ‘Invasive Plant, Pest and Disease Awareness Month’

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