San Diego Union-Tribune (Sunday) - 2022-03-06

• FIGHTING RAGES AS CEASE-FIRES CRUMBLE MORE COVERAGE INSIDE
• UKRAINIAN EXODUS STIRS MEMORIES FOR REFUGEES
• PRESCRIPTI­ONS FOR OPIOIDS ON RISE IN EAST COUNTY, BUT DECLINE ELSEWHERE
• MAYOR SET TO LAUNCH PROGRAM TO SPUR NEW HOUSING
• CORRECTION
• DEPOT HONORS 100 YEARS OF TRADITION
• ‘PEOPLE’S CONVOY’ ARRIVES IN MARYLAND WITH 1,000 VEHICLES
• IRAN AGREES TO ANSWER U.N. NUCLEAR QUESTIONS
• DEATH TOLL CLIMBS TO 63 IN PAKISTAN MOSQUE ATTACK
• MEXICO PROSECUTOR APPARENTLY RECORDED TRYING TO JAIL RELATIVES
• TALIBAN OFFICIAL WANTED BY U.S. APPEARS IN PUBLIC
• U.S. RAMPING UP EFFORTS TO DIVIDE PUTIN, ALLIES
• U.S., ALLIES WEIGH HOW TO SECURE UKRAINE LEADERS
• SKYROCKETI­NG ENERGY PRICES SPARK A NUCLEAR POWER RETHINK
• PENCE SAYS THERE’S NO ROOM IN THE GOP FOR ‘APOLOGISTS FOR PUTIN’
• GOP SENATORS THREATEN TO DELAY APPROVAL OF SPENDING PACKAGE
• ‘TEST TO TREAT’ DRAWS PRAISE, QUESTIONS
• DRUG MEANT TO PREVENT COVID IS GOING UNUSED
• TONGA VOLCANO SPEWED ASH 38 MILES HIGH, A WORLD RECORD
• EXPERTS: CENTRAL U.S. NEEDS TO BE READY FOR NEXT EARTHQUAKE
• CALIFORNIA WOMAN CHARGED WITH FAKING OWN ABDUCTION IN 2016
• WILDFIRE FORCES EVACUATION OF 600 HOMES IN FLORIDA PANHANDLE
• STUDENT, 18, CHARGED IN KANSAS SCHOOL SHOOTING
• Shopliftin­g suspect attacks officer with bat
• DRIVER SHOT, CRASHES ON SR-94, SHUTTING FREEWAY FOR HOURS
• Man who killed ex-boss in 2011 sentenced
• CEO STAYING FRONT AND CENTER
• RENOVATED ART MUSEUM TO REOPEN IN APRIL
• JUDGE: JAIL COVID PROTOCOL IS FAIR
• Backlash over banning books continues to grow in U.S.
• KUMEYAAY NATION’S FREE USE OF FACILITIES IS QUESTIONED
• Quilt artist inspired to address sexual assault in her work
• CONFLICT IN UKRAINE ERUPTED IN SPRING OF 2014
• Café, rooftop space coming to village
• Redwood sign a community effort
• OFFICIALS COME TOGETHER FOR POLICY ROUNDTABLE ON FENTANYL
• WITH NEW FUNDING, CHULA VISTA ACCEPTING RENT AID APPLICATIO­NS
• NATIONAL CITY TO CHECK POLICE USE OF MILITARY GEAR
• CHULA VISTA MAKES STATEMENT ON CLIMATE
• SOUTH COUNTY HAPPENINGS
• National City Police Department military equipment inventory
• SOCCER PLAYER SWITCHES SCHOOLS AND PICKS UP A TITLE
• EAST COUNTY HAPPENINGS Business grants still available
• A roadrunner romance at Mt. Hoo
• CHULA VISTA MAYORAL HOPEFULS DISCUSS ISSUES FACING RESIDENTS
• BELGIAN RESISTANCE MEMBER WHO RESCUED 135 DOWNED ALLIED AIRMEN
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Ada Lois Kennann
• Roland James Fornataro, Sr.
• Carrie Ann Therrien
• Dennis Allan Novak
• Allan Shaw
• Kristine Ann Reese, N.D.
• Richard W ‘Dick’ Maches
• Gina Rose Savaglio
• Davorin D. Kapich
• Marilyn E Mott
• Roland Wallace Eddy
• Mark Hubbard Wollam
• Carolyn Subie Featherman
• Romie Cervantes
• Paul Archie Russell
• Michael Patrick ‘Mike’ Mcnally
• Lois Ann Nelson
• Lcpl Richard ‘Rick’ Doty
• Marshall Bernard Stearn
• Richard L. Kahler, M.D.
• Jane Dapra Podsedly
• Vaughn Albrecht
• Randall J. Plese
• Thomas Binkley ‘Bink‘ Bates
• Judith A. Jorgensen, MD
• Eva Quesenberr­y
• Beth A. Yepez (Schanke)
• Virginia L ‘Jenni’ Hoffman
• NEW DIRECTIONS
• WHEN SAILING AWAY IS THE DESTINATIO­N
• OUR DREAM HOUSE IS SLOWLY TAKING SHAPE
• Family Geography Project
• MENTAL ILLNESS FINALLY IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• WHO THIS WAR IS WITH
• Ask the candidates what they really believe
• Beach project must be a multi-city partnershi­p
• Our democratic system works best when everyone is
• Scrutiny of waterfront project is called for
• Piping in water should not be a pipe dream
• This acknowledg­ment shouldn’t be a problem
• The San Diego Union-tribune letters policy
• Have ‘Your Say’ this Saturday
• THE CARTOON CAPTION CONTEST
• UKRAINIAN CONFLICT BEGS QUESTION: WHY FIGHT A CULTURE WAR?
• ECONOMIC DANGERS OF WAR RIPPLE ACROSS GLOBE
• How a new credit card can help your credit score
• Same things, different names
• Comps, explained
• Good memory
• Name that company
• VIRAL MONEY-SAVING CHALLENGES A TRICK THAT CAN REALLY PAY OFF
• FANS NOT FEELING LIKE TOP PRIORITY
• EX-AZTEC SHEPARD RECALLS UKRAINE EXIT
• Enforcers connect first responders and charities
• Advocating boycott if Russians involved
• OFF THE WALL
• SHIFFRIN ENDS UP SECOND: ‘I JUST ENJOYED SKIING’
• Sports poll
• WNBA STAR DETAINED IN RUSSIA
• ‘CHOCOLATIT­O’ IS MASTERFUL IN WIN OVER MARTINEZ
• UCLA FINALLY ABLE TO TAKE DOWN USC
• TRITONS CAN’T HOLD LEAD, LOSE FINALE
• UNC UPSETS DUKE IN COACH K’S HOME FAREWELL
• KANSAS CLINCHES SHARE OF BIG 12 TITLE
• PILOTS BOUNCE TOREROS FROM WCC TOURNEY
• HENDRICK HALTS POTENTIAL FEUD
• Chihuahua at Sockers
• Old Glory DC at Legion
• Salute to Service Game
• HORSCHEL, GOOCH TIED FOR LEAD AFTER ROUGH DAY
• FALCONS FLY INTO REGIONAL FINAL
• LJCD COMES UP JUST SHORT
• ONE GOAL DEFEATS PARKER
• L.A. WINS BEHIND LEBRON’S 56
• Motor-Cross
• Tighter lug nuts don’t always mean more security
• FAMILY JOURNEY
• ‘Greg Ito: All You Can Carry’
• Takei optimistic but won’t forget
• WHEN THERE WERE SCREENED PORCHES
• Diggs takes unsparing look at racial injustice
• Phil Coba RECOMMENDE­D READS
• NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER­S
• WHAT'S NEW
• WARWICK’S TOP SELLERS
• The Picasso puzzle
• ‘Wicked’ welcomes a pioneering good witch
• LOCAL YOUTH PRODUCTION­S CELEBRATE INCLUSIVIT­Y
• Optimism and opportunit­y for renewal
• HOW BAT MITZVAHS AIDED THE RISE OF WOMEN’S RIGHTS
• “Domino Masters”:
• IF YOSEMITE IS SUMMER GOAL, SET ALARM FOR MARCH 23
• GORGEOUS MUIRLANDS HOME ON FLAT HALF ACRE
• MEDITERRAN­EAN SERENITY IN MUIRLANDS WEST
• The Details
• The Details
• FANTASTIC LOCATION IN SCRIPPS RANCH
• HILLSIDE PERCH WITH BAY VIEW IN LA PLAYA
• The Details
• The Details
• PATTERNS THAT POP: WALLPAPER IN HOMES IS HOTTER THAN EVER
• TURN A BLANK WALL INTO A FOCAL POINT
• La Jolla Music Society hosts open house at ‘The Conrad’ arts center
• We buy large coin and stamp collection­s, accumulati­ons & estates
• Always Clean for You LLC
• Tips for leveraging both online and offline networking
• Steico Industries is hiring
• The New York Times Crossword Puzzle: Pardon My French
• Premier Crossword: Silly Sailing
• Boyfriend just admitted he’s married and has a son
• TODAY’S PUZZLE SOLUTIONS
• Boyfriend’s incessant lying causes partner to feel wary
• Horoscopes
• TODAY’S TOP MOVIES
• CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
• OUT FOR A STROLL
• PROPOSAL WOULD REQUIRE SCHOOLS TO DEVELOP COVID TESTING PLANS

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