Marin Independent Journal - 2022-12-16

• President books retirement date at College of Marin
• Congress approves bill forcing feds to fix broken prison cameras
• White House reveals winter COVID-19 plans, more free tests
• Biden says he will visit Africa next year
• US plans for migrant releases when asylum limits end
• House OKs referendum to `decolonize' Puerto Rico
• Massachuse­tts town hires federal officials to kill coyotes
• Inflation forces hard choice for older adults
• South cleans up from tornadoes as blizzards move north
• CES 2023: Tech world to gather and show off gadgets
• US stocks sink as Fed signals it will remain aggressive
• Perry Cole
• Elizabeth Lawler Ashley
• South African leader fights for political future over scandal
• `Responsibl­e growth' group would support improved plan
• Biden made a bad deal for Brittney Griner
• Gun violence hits home for teacher
• Explainer: What can the Patriot missile do for Ukraine?
• A week into China's easing, uncertaint­y over virus direction
• Making it merry
• `Avatar' is a big screen blast
• NY Times Puzzle No. 1111
• `Kindred's' transfer to TV keeps novel's plot intact, but loses its spirit
• Dating elder couple faces daughter's disapprova­l
• How does `Titanic' hold up 25 years later?
• `When Harry Met Sally,' `Iron Man' added to film registry
• Mariners chart a new course
• Billie Moore, 1st US women's Olympic basketball coach, dies
• Massachuse­tts Gov. Baker to be next NCAA president
• UTSA rookies start for SF and Seattle
• Sharks get mixed results on injury front as Pacific Division games loom
• Soccer history beckons for France, Mbappé, Deschamps
• Bucks fan says he was defending Poole, not threatenin­g Green
• Curry expected to miss a few weeks with injury
• Kurtenbach

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