San Diego Union-Tribune - 2019-12-31

• LONGTIME ZOO RESIDENT TEMBO IS EUTHANIZED
• HATE CRIME CHARGES FILED IN STABBING ATTACK ON JEWS
• ARMS INSTRUCTOR KILLED CHURCH GUNMAN
• POSTMATES, UBER SUE TO CHALLENGE STATE’S NEW LABOR LAW
• REVENGE VOWED AFTER U.S. STRIKE IN IRAQ
• 554 journalist­s killed over past decade
• BIDEN REBOUNDS AS WARREN SLOWS
• DOCTORS REPORT THAT SANDERS IS IN GOOD HEALTH
• NEWSOM HAD ‘BAPTISM BY FIRE’ IN FIRST YEAR
• SLAIN SECURITY GUARD REMEMBERED AT VIGIL
• HOME SECURITY DATA BREACH EXPOSES 2.4M CUSTOMERS
• ENTIRE CLASS OF GUARD TRAINEES FIRED
• POMPEO TO MEET WITH UKRAINE’S ZELENSKIY IN KYIV
• MIGRANTS MOSTLY FROM MEXICO PROTEST FOR MORE RESOURCES
• ZAPATISTAS HOST THE ‘WOMEN WHO FIGHT’
• S.D. CITY COUNCIL ADDS PR PERSON TO STAFF
• S.D. HOUSING CONSTRUCTI­ON REMAINS WEAK
• 20 years ago, Y2K bug anticipati­on was big news
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Shed fire behind house causes $30K in damage
• Area schools among winners of ’19 garden grants
• TB exposure advisory issued at Santee jail
• WATCHDOG • New director will be paid $105K per year
• CHARITIES HELP CAMPAIGN TO KEEP NONPROFIT IN BARRIO LOGAN
• FIVE-STORY HOTEL IN POWAY BUSINESS PARK ON CITY COUNCIL’S AGENDA
• New Year’s Day
• CRIME • Three San Diego police officers were slain while on duty
• BROTHERS FIND RIGHT RECIPE FOR BARBECUE PARTNERSHI­P
• Don’t delay decision on coastal train tracks
• WORST TRUMP DOINGS
• CITY MUST HEED WARNING ON PUBLIC RECORDS
• HOUSING • Big shortfall in low-income units
• GARDEN • Project 10 years in the making
• STRUGGLING TO AVOID A RETAIL APOCALYPSE
• SEMPRA’S LNG-EXPORTING PLANT EXPANSION IN LOUISIANA IS DONE $10
• RECESSION WORRIES FADE, BUT REALITY AWAITS IN 2020
• AS ROBOTS TAKE OVER WAREHOUSIN­G, WORKERS ARE PUSHED TO ADAPT
• NETFLIX’S 10-YEAR RALLY UNDERLINES SHIFT TO STREAMING
• RETAIL • Big chains likely to close stores
• GHOSN In and out of jail for a year
• ARBITRATIO­N • Law would not affect existing agreements
• Bride-to-be attempts to keep hurt feelings down
• RUNAWAY ‘FREIGHT TRAIN’
• Third season no charm for Lynn and Chargers
• TOUGH JANUARY AHEAD FOR 13-0 AZTECS
• KRASOVIC • Mariota possible option for Chargers
• OFF THE WALL
• SMITH’S FOCUS: RETURN AS QB, NOT AS AN EXEC
• BOLTS SANS RIVERS, ‘WEIRD’
• PLENTY OF ROSTER DECISIONS TO MAKE
• A YOUNG WIZARD ENCHANTS CROWD
• GATORS’ PERINE LOOKS DASHING
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL TODAY
• DOLPHINS STAR CB HOWARD ARRESTED
• CLUTCH COMBO FOR JSERRA
• NATIONAL NO. 1 LJCD SURE TO DROP AFTER TOURNEY LOSS
• KEY TO HEALTHY CHANGE IS TO ADOPT, KEEP POSITIVITY
• BEING BIPOLAR IS CHYLER LEIGH’S MOST DEMANDING ROLE
• VEGANUARY
• STUDY LINKS INFLAMMATI­ON FIGHTER’S GROWTH TO OMEGA-3
• LEGALIZED POT’S POWERS MISTAKEN
• TODAY’S TOP MOVIES
• LOOK WHO’S TALKING

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