The Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 2023-12-18

• Israel's allies call for cease-fire in Gaza
• Ketamine mostly safe but can be abused
• DNA evidence leads to identity in a 2007 case
• Zaxby’s on Sugarloaf fails an inspection
• White House turns focus to states in latest push to curb gun violence
• AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 SECONDS:
• What would Scrooge say about Atlanta?
• Fire crews install smoke alarms after fatal fire in Home Park
• BRACKETT (GILBERT), Evelyn
• ‘I feel trapped’: Rohingya brides try to help families
• A deep dive into bin stores’ troves of rejected goods
• A community group advocates for alternativ­e transporta­tion modes.
• Workplace adjusting to needs of bereaved
• Israeli imprisonme­nt a grim rite of passage for Palestinia­n boys
• Football team’s 41% Graduation Success Rate places Georgia 259th of 260 Division I schools.
• Transfer portal presents great challenges to coaches
• Western Kentucky QB status uncertain vs. Old Dominion in Toastery Bowl
• HOT CORNER
• Philadelph­ia needs to solve problems on offense to become true Super contender
• Clippers win Nba-best 7th straight
• Carr throws 3 TDS as Saints top Giants
• Dolphins WR Hill might be NFL’S MVP
• Do your dreams help you understand yourself better?
• DAILY CROSSWORD
• Wife asks husband to do more to boost cash f low
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY:
• Teacher gets teary reading wish lists

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