The Morning Call - 2023-02-15

• New Northampto­n animal shelter director wants to ‘focus forward’
• Monroe County man pleads guilty to posing as dead father
• New downtown music hall gets OK from city
• Fire damages Hellertown senior living facility
• Ex-Eagles captain gets $43.5M in injury lawsuit
• Democrats may be stuck with Biden as ’24 candidate
• Instead of wrecking ball, Tamaqua station gets stamp
• Republican­s’ long war against Medicare, Social Security
• President’s ‘made in America’ approach will be needlessly expensive
• GOP plans for oversight underdone
• US inflation eases to 6.4% but price pressures linger
• Hyundai, Kia respond to TikTok challenge
• Reports see sharp drop in medical debts in US
• Old power source repackaged
• Chinese companies opting to invest billions in Mexico
• Reality stars secure spot in ‘middle-class show business’
• Faithful worker overlooked at farewell event
• Elba affirms he’s Luther, not Bond
• White House acknowledg­es latest downed objects are likely ‘benign’
• Haley challenges Trump with ’24 presidenti­al bid
• Quake’s death toll hits historic level
• Ammunition for Ukraine tops NATO defense chiefs’ agenda
• GOP launches coronaviru­s origin probe, calls on Fauci
• Big losses help get small advances
• DeSantis likely to stay above the fray for now
• GOP eyes education debate for ’24
• Pence looking to fight subpoena from special counsel on ’20 election
• Army: Safety No. 1 recruiting issue
• Passport rush stalls adoption process in Haiti
• Farmers’ dislike of Brexit growing
• PIAA has 100th school to OK sport
• Easton, Central Catholic advance
• They’re on a heater
• LV FLASHBACK
• Sixers look to end championsh­ip jinx
• Harden hurts Houston
• And they’re off to the races
• Veterans Harvick, Johnson, Logano look to keep pace

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