Rome News-Tribune - 2020-06-04

• Police: Spike in number of assembly requests
• Nearly 30% voter turnout so far
• Recycling center to reopen Thursday
• Gov. Kemp to scale back state budget cuts
• A blind Berry College graduate writes a children’s book to teach kids about blindness — “Mr. Lollypop Makes a Friend.”
• ♦ Pentagon-trump clash breaks open over military and protests
• ♦ Jimmy Carter: Privileged, powerful must fight racial biases
• ♦ Cedartown protest
• Today in History
• Lookout Mountain public defender leaving post to enter private practice
• Report: Rome man kicks woman, threatens to kill her
• ‘Boogaloo’ extremist group identified at Athens protest
• Summer vacations, past and future
• Have nature’s screechers invaded your home?
• Budget cuts to drug courts are too costly
• SHARPE, James Ralph (Jackie)
• HESTER, Mrs. Ona Mae Peck
• Tourism office aims to boost tennis
• Lindale Rail Viewing Platform ribbon cutting set for Saturday at noon
• Legislativ­e session to resume June 15
• JACKSON, James Leon
• FORD, Barbara Jean Mathis
• TYLER, Georgia R.
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Autopsy report shows Floyd had tested positive for COVID-19
• Elliott aiming to be among drivers always with a shot
• Raising up the class of 2020
• Source: MLB nixes 114-game plan, counters with 50 games
• Woman doesn’t have the patience to help friend navigate her grief

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