The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 2017-09-22

• Strong storm leaves Puerto Rico in ruins
• Opioid epidemic creates backlog at state morgue
• Developmen­t agency clashes over tax breaks
• Trump imposes new sanctions on N. Korea
• HOW MANY FANS VISITED BRAVES’ NEW STADIUM
• ■ Mexico:
• ‘AMERICA’S GOT TALENT’: HOW LOCAL SINGER DID
• ■ Florida:
• CITY HALL MYSTERY: WHERE DID SIGNS GO?
• Marines to have first female infantry officer
• Russia threatens retaliator­y strikes
• Medical-expansion states to lose $180 billion
• SEC says it was hacked despite earlier warning
• Facebook to turn over Russian-linked ads
• U.N. votes to help Iraq collect evidence against Islamic State
• Baby whose mom chose giving birth over chemo has died
• Ga. ‘crowdsourc­ing’ sites for Amazon hub
• Clark Howard gives advice on data breach
• Surging stock market powers wealth gains
• The ATM at 50: How it changed consumers
• Airline fees: adding choices or overchargi­ng travelers?
• Trump’s voter fraud panel itself a fraud, run by a liar
• White supremacis­ts aren’t behind real societal threats
• Feud over signs heats up
• Polls back Pelosi’s claim of DREAM Act’s popularity
• Keep the receipts: Officials must keep a close eye on Irma aid
• Cobb officials to vote on developmen­t plan
• Q&A on the News
• Sign about Tech shooting brings complaints at UGA
• Storms can’t be wished away
• Applicatio­ns extended for incubator program
• Ex-mayor to become honorary Liberian citizen
• CEO Thurmond to give water billing update
• Sudden rise to top
• Showing a more powerful style
• Spieth Thomas sticking together
• 1. Suit: Hernandez had Stage 3 CTE
• Minter working toward lofty goals
• Former Bulldog Abram looks forward to strained reunion
• Clemson QB proves capable
• Jeers for Franklin; cheers for UGA, Tech
• Seminoles wary of where Wolfpack will use Samuels
• Packers pass rusher Perry sidelined
• Call for more nets after child struck by ball
• Fall is apple-picking time
• Autumn in Atlanta means fall festivals
• A Mano wants to be the Old Fourth Ward’s new neighbor
• PHOTOGRAPH­ER OFFERS INSIDER’S VIEW OF SOUTH
• Taco joint a tiny space with big flavor
• MORE FALL FESTIVALS
• WHERE TO BUY APPLES
• Hot tickets
• No idolizatio­n, just admiration of marathon bombing victim
• ‘Ninjago’ doesn’t click like previous Lego movies
• ‘Kingsman’ sequel is cynical, offensive
• Stiller faces a midlife crisis in ‘Brad’s Status’
• Fergie says hiding news of marriage ending was ‘getting a little weird’
• How Hollywood got over the summer blockbuste­r movie
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Son’s health problems raise question of parentage
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB:
• Mazda CX-5: Boring is beautiful
• New Cadillac sedan combines innovation with classic style
• 2018 JAGUAR E-PACE

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