Detroit Free Press - 2022-05-20

• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Ohio State football star pays it forward to homeless man
• Iconic Farmington burger joint to celebrate 65 years slinging sliders
• Royal Oak man’s business fixes bikes, spreads cheer
• Whitmer proposes $500 for state’s working families
• Formula factory could open next week
• Investors make opposing bets on GM shift
• Dave’s Hot Chicken about to open 3rd metro Detroit location
• Ford recalls SUVs due to engine fire possibilit­y
• House passes bill to fight gas ‘price gouging,’ gets blowback
• Russian soldier on trial asks a widow to forgive him
• Ukrainian troops surrenderi­ng at Mariupol registered as POWs
• Domestic terrorism bill gets House OK
• Okla. adopts strictest abortion ban in US
• New round of assistance for restaurant­s stalls in Senate
• 41 senators stand in the way of gun reforms America wants
• More residencie­s would stem physician shortage
• There should never be a next time
• Economy could recover all jobs lost during pandemic
• Orangetheo­ry announced as official fitness center for Free Press Marathon
• Another long shot? Fenwick is 50-1 in Preakness
• Fisher blasts Saban over NIL allegation­s
• THURSDAY’S GAMES
• Manning exits rehab start early — feeling ill, not hurt
• Tork on swing: ‘More mindset than mechanics’
• Kidd, Mavericks on familiar turf, trailing the Warriors 1-0
• Lightning shock Panthers on goal with 3.8 seconds left
• Pistons draft target Murray eager to prove he has more
• NBA draft prospects see value of college
• Woods winces way to an opening 74
• McIlroy off to PGA start he craved
• New ‘Downton Abbey’ film carries on in soapy fashion
• Animatroni­c dinosaur exhibit returning with several stops
• Horror film ‘Men’ stumbles in woods
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