The Morning Call - 2022-06-04

• FOND FAREWELL
• Horvath’s fate rests with judge
• Lehigh County duo charged in major theft ring
• Lower Macungie recognizes preschool staff, first responders
• GOP opposed counting undated ballots, until now
• Court: Count contested ballots in Senate primary
• Mastriano wants voters to re-register if he’s Gov.
• Don’t believe gun lobby’s propaganda, gun control can work
• US extends hiring streak, but also shows cooldown
• NY lawmakers pass bill to limit cryptomini­ng
• Walmart to add over 4K jobs with 4 new centers
• Teen job market is red-hot
• Ukraine war blamed for fuel price hikes throughout Africa
• Elvis-themed weddings will end in Vegas, company says
• ‘Who Killed Sara?’ fans will like bilingual thriller ‘Now & Then’
• Friend afraid of reaction to severing ties
• Lopez to be honored at MTV awards
• Pence aide warned Secret Service day before Jan. 6
• US indicts ex-Trump aide Navarro
• No more near-misses: Teen wins national bee in spell-off
• Federal helping hand slapped away
• Biden affirms human rights commitment as he warms to Saudis
• Russian invasion grinds to 100th day
• Muslim call to prayer arrives in Minneapoli­s
• Freed, they train to fight wildfires
• Dog’s aggressive barking strains neighborly relations
• How to grow beautiful New Guinea impatiens
• IN YOUR CONGREGATI­ON
• Another mass shooting has us looking to God
• Fischer and Kinsey trace growth of friendship on ‘The Office’ set
• K-Kids ditch the drama this time
• Interim manager must get more from team
• Cheers echo Northampto­n’s winning ways
• With Segura sidelined, who’s in at second base?
• Julian Lurie named to formal role in front office
• Trout returns to Philly an MVP contender again
• AROUND THE HORN
• ON THIS DATE
• Sakic’s moves paying off for the Avalanche
• Celtics have a familiar feel
• Gauff looks to stop the Swiatek streak

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