Lodi News-Sentinel - 2020-07-30

• Private schools ordered online, too
• House panel grills tech chiefs over monopoly concerns
• Village Coffee Shop raises funds for local boy
• KINGS READY FOR NBA RESTART
• Parents turn to tutors, ‘learning pods’
• City of Lodi marks its 20th annual Secchi Disk Dip-In
• Bay Area financier gets 6 months for college fraud
• Not so social media?
• Trump, Mnuchin pitch short-term aid package
• Oregon governor: Feds to leave Portland
• JOHN LINDEN KING, SR. (JOHN L.)
• The private space race
• Brazil, our intriguing southern neighbor
• Reader questions mask science, mandates
• Man killed by train was second Downtown Lodi incident this year
• Black people still few and far between in biotech industry
• States use COVID-19 relief dollars to hold down taxes
• Fed leaves rates near zero, vows to use tools
• Boeing decreases output, sees 19,000 lost jobs on sagging airline demand
• Woodbridge’s Reeves in Cal Amateur Round of 16
• A’s offense sputters in loss to Rockies
• Yastrzemsk­i stuns Padres with walk-off
• » NFL TEAMS PREP FOR CAMPS
• Top-ranked Barty to skip U.S. Open because of COVID
• Trump says he never asked about bounties in talks with Putin
• Appeals court: Ashley Judd can pursue harassment claim against Weinstein
• Puerto Rico’s power grid fails hours ahead of potential arrival of storm

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