Hartford Courant - 2020-05-01

• Partial reopening on horizon
• Gradual ease of restrictio­ns designed to mitigate risk stores, hair and nail salons, outdoor areas at restaurant­s and outdoor museums and zoos. Employees who can work from home will still be encouraged to do so. Max Reiss, a spokesman for the governor, s
• Nursing home deaths spike
• State could face deficit of billions as revenue drops
• State’s self-employed workers can file for aid
• STATE HELP
• WHITE HOUSE THEORY
• There were 3.8 million unemployme­nt claims filed in the U.S. last week, pushing the total to more than 30 million since the start of the coronaviru­s pandemic.
• GOOD TIMES AHEAD?
• Sexual assaults in military rise; Air Force shows biggest jump
• Pence dons mask in visit to GM facility
• China’s factories coming back
• Wall Street’s best month since ’87 ends with a loss
• Quibi, others named in data leak, report says
• Fed expands the scope of major loan program
• Google, Facebook braced for bite of digital-ad downturn
• Companies seek to limit legal liability for virus
• Life was difficult enough for my autistic daughter
• The pandemic’s impact on our electric grid
• Government failed on PPE
• SELFLESS ACTS
• Millions of gallons of unsold gas piling up
• ‘Do not take any chances’
• Parents eye grad ceremony outdoors
• Trinity Film Fest goes online
• Residents generating tons more trash
• Plainville man facing child porn charges
• ‘He wants to serve’
• WR Lee tops the list of Pats’ free agent signings
• Sources: Spring training staff told to expect players as early as next week
• Sponsored by the letter G
• NCAA moves toward athlete compensati­on, but how?
• A big heartbreak
• Stealing a milestone
• EXPECT MORE FROM YOUR HOME
• Put these 4 problem areas on your spring to-do list
• High school senior receives tough love

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