Porterville Recorder - 2018-05-22

• HMA students tour jail
• Divided Supreme Court sides with businesses over workers
• Sequoia National Park sign restored
• Lindsay to consider letter opposing AB 1912
• Division VI Baseball Playoffs: Lindsay is one game away
• Water supply allocation increases to 35%
• Los Angeles for tourists: Hollywood, beaches and pot?
• State may expand gun violence restrainin­g order law
• California prosecutor opposes new DNA test in 1983 murders
• Other Matters Before Lindsay Council
• Reflection­s on Memorial Day and ending school year
• Pernicious push polls pervert politics
• School shooting may not bring change to gun-loving Texas
• Revolving door of despair: Drugs land more women behind bars
• FBI, Justice to ’review’ classified info sought by lawmakers
• LOCAL CALENDAR
• Man devoted to wife suffering parkinson’s fulfills his vows
• Pills May Replace Diapers And Padded Underwear At Stores
• Toxic cloud caused by Hawaii volcano lava emerges over ocean
• First AASC invitation­al Saturday at Mcdermont X
• Reds win Major Championsh­ip
• Keeley Bramer continues family tradition
• Cavs even series with Celtics
• Ohtani off to flying start with Angels, yet still improving
• Stanley Cup-bound Vegas turning impossible into possible
• TUESDAY, MAY 22, 2018

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