The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 2020-02-23

• CARE AMID CRISIS
• Many black successes in Atlanta, but some left out
• City on tap as possible global health capital
• Bernie Sanders wins Nevada caucuses
• New tech makes it easy to keep an eye on Fido
• 40 years later, Emory gift still reverberat­es
• Virus soars in S. Korea; WHO concerned
• House makes major changes to Kemp’s spending-cuts list
• Debris found in fuel tanks of 70% of inspected 737 Max jets
• Justices remove final hurdle to Trump administra­tion’s immigrant ‘wealth test’
• Insurance proposals
• Buffett says Wall Street advice usually favors more deals
• U.K. employers fear worker shortages
• Assange’s backers march before his London extraditio­n hearing
• Report: Catholic charity founder abused women
• A welcome step by Georgia’s lawmakers to help seniors
• ON THE RECORD
• Klobuchar could be the Dems’ only hope
• Big-dollar candidate debate goes bust
• World ‘network’ can fight outbreaks
• Trump’s ‘Whisper Network’ may again give him an edge
• Coronaviru­s proves U.S. is tied to rest of world after all
• Ga. must address epidemic of teenage suicide attempts
• A measure that requires truth-telling in state Capitol
• Passion to serve community sprouts in Woodward Grows
• FEMA seeks young leaders for preparedne­ss council
• Call to service inspires young woman
• Trip to France and friendship inspire mural on side of bakery
• What’s not working around metro Atlanta
• DeKalb Latin eatery fails health check
• Georgia opening first residentia­l center for sex-trafficked youths
• DeKalb ethics panel asks judge to let it work again — as is
• Bill allowing carry of guns into Georgia moves forward
• Falcons have some big needs on roster
• Hernandez pitches two scoreless innings in Braves’ spring opener
• 1980 ‘Miracle on Ice’ still gives inspiratio­n
• Thomas’ 65 lifts him to lead in WGC-Mexico
• THE HOT CORNER
• Harvick offers $50,000 to driver who can beat Busch in trucks race
• A LOOK AT THE 2020 ATLANTA UNITED ROSTER
• Pressure on Pity, Barco to chip in more goals
• Amid changes everywhere United built for long runn
• SEASON’S TOP STORYLINES
• Bienvenido ‘Chicharito’
• Prospects prep in Atlanta for combine
• NFL looking for ways to more strongly enforce Rooney Rule
• Proposed CBA puts dollars 1st, and that’s OK
• Job market leaving college grads behind
• Late-night grocery runs in peril?
• Milk makers desperate to win back Americans
• PLAN FOR WHO WILL OWN HOME AFTER YOU DIE
• How to ensure daughter gets home if I die?
• Video game makers want players off couch
• It’s not the internet that’s killing the nation’s malls
• CTB looks to lead in underserve­d areas
• African slave trade castles at High Museum show evoke era’s horrors
• Interfaith friendship a boon to civil rights
• ‘LITTLE U.N.’ A MODEL FOR WORLD PEACE,
• Fellow flyers shower new parents with words of love
• In an angry America, a new remedy emerges: COMPASSION
• Flavonols to fight Alzheimer’s
• How a board game helped win WWII
• A whodunit with multiple personalit­ies
• Best-sellers
• Daughter-in-law reaches out to icy family’s new fiancee
• Buyer’s Edge Where can I find it?
• CROSSWORD
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB
• Big ideas in Georgia organic agricultur­e
• How to season your cast-iron skillet and keep it seasoned
• Giving your child a plus-one (or two) to a birthday party
• Tips for cleaning rugs and more
• Get away to Hilton Head
• Calendar
• Coming soon: airline Wi-Fi that actually works
• Danger: Office romance ahead
• Does religion belong in the workplace?
• Don’t just organize your closets
• Abstracts are helpful, but find original records when doing research

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