The Columbus Dispatch - 2022-06-09

• Texas suspends inmate transports after 5 killed
• Lunchbucks vouchers offered for Downtown
• Giffords tells Congress ‘be bold’ on gun control
• US diverts COVID funds for vaccines
• Intense heat wave brings the sizzle to southwest US
• Ukraine feels Russia’s pursuit of Donbas
• Migrant caravan on move in Mexico
• Ariz. police taking heat for inaction during drowning
• Proper ownership of guns achievable goal
• Outlawing abortion would turn back the clock to 1920s
• Cheney lays her legacy on the line
• Programs can save you money at the gas pump
• Dragani, John
• Jacobs, Alexis A.
• Mcleod, Kathy
• Restrictio­ns will benefit police-public interactio­ns in the future
• Akron mayor leads resolution to expand immigrant opportunit­ies
• Protesters arrested after environmen­tal rally
• Madeira rebranding itself in anticipati­on of LPGA tourney
• Records released on police shootings
• Pump House begins monthlong Juneteenth celebratio­n
• UA condominiu­m project in council’s hands
• Former workers celebrate Starbucks union vote in Tenn.
• Newark Catholic seniors get overdue opportunit­y at state
• Landeskog leads Avs back to final
• Coaches say WCWS doublehead­ers are a threat to player safety
• Carmen’s Crew will not play in 2022’s TBT
• The many sides of Margaret Atwood
• Aracri Pizzeria serves delicious Italian-american fare downtown
• Woodhouse Vegan Café + Space all about nostalgia
• New Albany amphitheat­er to kick off full season
• Singer-songwriter Mcmurtry coming to Skully’s Music-diner
• Tour de Grandview returns after hiatus
• LA TIMES CROSSWORD
• Daughter tires of mother’s commentary on relationsh­ip
• TCM Spotlight: Revisionis­t Westerns: “Sam Peckinpah”
• WHAT TO WATCH
• DAILY ALMANAC

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