Post-Tribune - 2022-11-25

• ‘Give Gary schools back to Gary people’
• Sheriff asks court to let him have a gun
• Small businesses seeing steady sales for holidays
• Reptiles, exotic pets highlight weekend show
• Taking the time to write a great college essay can make the difference
• Biden again pledges to push for a ban on assault weapons
• Experts: Va. shooting raises need for prevention training
• Simmons returns to Valpo for 2 shows
• One-woman show offers look at Princess Diana
• In Kyiv, defiant residents switch to survival mode
• It’s that time again: A hunt for deals
• Russia approves bill to ban LGBTQ ‘propaganda’
• Foxconn cites ‘error’ for pay dispute at China plant
• Dubai sees travelers top pre-pandemic mark
• Bulgaria brushes off EU ban in Lukoil deal
• Ford recalling over 634K SUVs
• Hyundai plans to invest in Ga.
• Tides seen as energy source
• Report: 90% of US counties faced disasters in past decade
• Braking tech can cut crashes significan­tly, 2 studies reveal
• Even a small nuclear war would mean massive famine
• Southern voters should be defended
• Terminated co-worker rescinds baby gift
• HOROSCOPES
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• What to watch
• What to watch
• CATCH A CLASSIC King Solomon’s Mines (1950)
• CATCH A CLASSIC
• Valparaiso heads list of top teams in NWI to start season
• White comes up in clutch to help lift Bulls over Bucks
• TURNING POINT
• ‘There’s a different feeling about this one’
• Kansas still unbeaten after last-second shot
• For Bills, feels just like home
• Playoff, bowls top of mind for many
• No foregone conclusion
• Neymar suffers injury in Brazil win
• Harper likely to miss first half of ’23
• Rodgers playing with broken thumb

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