The Morning Call (Sunday) - 2020-11-01

• 2020 woes drive high gun sales
• TRUMP TRIMS BIDEN’S LEAD
• DNA databases solve crimes, raise concerns
• Case total rises by 2,510, with another 28 deaths
• 100 layoff notices sent to faculty
• Harassment, anger, misinforma­tion plague county officials
• After 33 years in solitary, convicted killer has left death row
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
• PPL announces Bright Lights grant winners
• Pa. county perturbed by Trump campaign’s request for ballot security details
• VOTES IN THE U.S. SENATE
• Millions in outside money fuel campaigns for 2 GOP-held seats
• American citizen kidnapped in Niger rescued in military operation
• Minority contact tracers build trust in diverse cities
• Oregon may become 1st state to decriminal­ize hard drugs
• Real benefits to virtual volunteeri­ng
• New Slate Belt soda shop serving up classic fare
• Revolution­ary War battlefiel­d sparks thoughts on our future
• What is Ant Group and why will its IPO make history?
• Pennsylvan­ia voters have clout: We could decide this election
• Great things Biden has done
• It’s still a great time to be alive
• Grieving parents deserve sympathy, help
• Scottish actor embodied James Bond, became knight
• Marlene June Sigley
• A final tee time
• Really? 1st place in division on the line
• Sunday Six-Pack: District 11 football’s first-round playoff schedule set
• Tigers hang on without Lawrence
• Receiver McKeague carries Knights to win
• Lions make, but are shut out in state finals
• A Sparty party
• No Lawrence next week vs. Notre Dame
• Longhorns steer No. 6 Cowboys away
• Can flip script vs. Patriots and Belichick?
• Martinsvil­le is set for a Sunday of high stakes
• Construct your own functional adult treehouse
• The power picnic is spreading
• LEHIGH COUNTY DEEDS
• NORTHAMPTO­N COUNTY DEEDS

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