Hartford Courant - 2020-06-02

• Protesters block I-84 in Hartford
• Barbershop­s and salons open
• State misses testing target
• Casinos report modest turnout
• NURSING HOME TOLL
• DULOS ESTATE
• REQUEST FOR HELP
• Pandemic still upends drug supplies
• Official calls Floyd’s death a homicide
• Online car sales get green light
• Retailers point to unrest in closing some US stores
• Publishers sue digital library over copyrights
• Glimpse of fuel’s future seen in a pasta factory
• Farmers still euthanizin­g pigs after slaughterh­ouses reopen
• ‘Perfect storm’ of sickness afflicts rural Alabama
• Fatal Ky. police raid fuels call to stop ‘no knock’ warrants
• Corporate America, it’s time to stand against racism
• If you decry the protests, you don’t know what violence is
• The senseless death of George Floyd
• ‘Turning point’ for local officers
• $619.9M deficit tied to closures, job losses
• Lawmakers looking into toughening police laws
• Protesters close street, but thank Bristol Police
• Pandemic hit minorities, young workers hard
• State rep. apologizes for sharing racist meme
• Judge dismisses Dykstra’s lawsuit
• Hall of Fame ex-Auburn coach Dye dies at 80
• Jefferson
• Ex-Huskie Jefferson: I’m full-go
• Small sports fret over compensati­on
• Ready to roll?
• Some school districts consider reset
• Is the wedding off for now? Here are steps to take next.
• TV CROSSWORD
• ‘Amazing Race’ is ready to return — just later in the fall
• Remodel chat leaves lasting damage
• AMC drama revisits ‘Millionair­e’ quiz show coughing scandal

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