The Morning Call - 2019-01-15

• Expect more bartering in Wolf ’s 2nd term
• Robots to soon roam grocery aisles
• Barr: I won’t interfere with Mueller
• Developer offers to buy, save buildings
• Trump flatly denies working for Russia
• Grand jury indicts Allentown man, 2 others in drug traffickin­g case
• Palmer man pleads guilty in fatal crash
• Bethlehem cops arrest 3 men on drug charges
• 11 charged in probe of triple homicide at farm
• N.J. governor gets mixed reviews from fellow Dems
• Angry Eagles fan hits girlfriend, puts dog in microwave, police say
• Survivors mark anniversar­y of ‘miracle’
• Background check dispute continues
• Police kill man who had hostages
• Trump: He’ll ‘never back down’ in shutdown fight
• U.K. leader in frantic push to get Brexit deal backing
• Officials: Suspect targeted girl after she got on bus
• This contest no place to hedge bets
• House Democrats launch drug pricing probe
• Inmates facing addiction get dogged allies: puppies
• Food giants have tilted obesity fight
• Short staffs, long lines at major U.S. airports
• Digital First makes $1.36B buyout offer to USA Today publisher
• Air taxis get ready for takeoff, could help relieve traffic jams
• Polling data is the real holy grail of political campaigns
• WENTZ’S TEAM
• Whitehall hands it off to Senneca
• New rules open revolving door
• Quiet week on the mats before the storm
• Crusaders deny Slaters’ star at the end
• Valley players shine at PSU-LV
• WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY
• Graham wants to stay
• Winning is Tate’s focus
• Butler faces former team
• Patrick ends slump with four points
• Murray, on bad hip, exits in first round
• Kuchar’s latest victory comes under a rainbow
• Syracuse topples ailing Blue Devils

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