The Morning Call - 2022-06-15

• City Center Investment Corp. sets sights on area outside of NIZ
• Farmers crushed by diesel fuel prices, lawmakers told
• Report says young fast-food workers ran unsafe equipment
• Seven-story apartment building could come to Allentown’s 6th Ward
• Pa. considerin­g ban on trans athletes
• Pa. lawmakers lack courage to vote on gun violence bills
• Academic theory subject of fear, misunderst­anding
• Why memory of Jan. 6 can’t stop a Trump resurgence
• How Republican­s are planning to win back control of the House
• What a dying lake says about the future
• Stocks slip amid worries of big rate hike from Fed
• Tesla automation gets scrutiny over crashes
• Recession may not be on way, say economists
• It’s swim at your own risk
• Median home prices hit record, but data indicates cooling
• Fed loans could help aging dams
• Ship owners tried to cruise around new pollution rules
• Storytelli­ng on Navajo mystery series ‘Dark Winds’ ‘inside job’
• Enabling parents look for way out of pattern
• Lizzo changes lyrics to remove slur
• Undergroun­d group of activists respond to illegality of abortion
• Stream these legacy sequels that gave franchises new life
• ‘It feels like a never-ending battle’
• Happy the elephant not a person, NY court rules
• Fisher-Price rockers pose infant death risk, maker, officials warn
• Clyburn: Trump to blame for COVID-19 aid program fraud
• Biden to visit ‘pariah’ Saudi Arabia, Israel and West Bank
• Loophole may shield Uvalde records
• Surprises, loose ends in Senate gun initiative­s
• Freedom players happy to be together again
• Contreras continues to deal with ever-changing roster
• Allentown Central Catholic baseball coach Brosious resigns after 9 years
• Knights hire Cassidy as next coach
• Classic contender: Series quite a ride
• Noise hard to tune out
• Avalanche excited to battle for Cup

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