Lodi News-Sentinel - 2022-05-12

• Superinten­dents on the move
• Longtime Lodi Unified supe set to retire next summer
• AG Garland orders Supreme Court security amid abortion protests
• Prices outstrip forecasts in sign of inflation persisting
• Colorado to investigat­e missing and murdered indigenous people
• San Joaquin Sheriff’s Office seeks to identify items found in well
• D.A.: San Francisco boba tea shop was front to sell items stolen in car burglaries
• Ballots sent out this week
• Rebound relationsh­ip raises red flags
• New York judge lifts Trump’s civil contempt order ‘conditiona­lly’
• Shoes can be a method of escape, and a tool for taking action
• For pro-lifers, overturnin­g Roe is a step to make abortion unnecessar­y, not the end
• The connection between vulgar and violence
• Abortion rights bill falls short in Senate
• Lawyers in suit over Surfide collapse reveal huge settlement: $997M
• Parents struggle with baby formula shortage
• Auto exec warns about future EV battery shortage
• Small businesses worry final aid package will neglect them again
• Warriors’ Poole and Grizzlies’ Jackson Jr. go way back
• Giants see hope in Jake McGee’s tough start
• Reid Detmers throws no-no in Angels’ win over Rays
• Giants make another trade with Mariners
• Bob Lanier, Hall of Fame center for Pistons and Bucks, dead at 73
• Virginia follows Texas in punishing those who send unsolicite­d nude pics online, through dating apps
• U.S. sees over 100 cases of hepatitis among children
• Horoscopes
• CDC: U.S. overdose deaths soared 15% last year, to more than 100,000
• Congress blocks protection­s for Afghan evacuees
• Outrage over Palestinia­n-American reporter’s death during Israeli operation
• Ukraine retakes more territory in east amid new Russian attacks

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