The Morning Call - 2022-10-15

• Police: Teen kills 5 in NC
• House GOP members want undated mail ballots kept separate
• Wild, Scheller talk foreign affairs, hate crimes
• Hausman’s Fruit Farm owners may know burglars’ identifica­tion
• LVHN Bethlehem clinic to close
• Toxic political ads taking over your TV
• Kroger, Albertsons reach $24.7B merger agreement
• French oil firm denies fueling Russian forces
• Retail sales remained stagnant in September
• Still workin’ on the railroad?
• Indonesia gears up to start its first high-speed rail line
• Actors on ‘Sherwood’ drawn to behavior, variety of characters
• No reciprocat­ion for curated Christmas list
• Koppel to host show on US divisions
• 5 foam rolling exercises
• Fall is the time for mindfulnes­s, resilience
• 2 Palestinia­ns killed by Israel claimed as members by militant groups
• Musk seeks US aid for his Ukraine satellite network
• Addressing an absence of teachers
• UK’s Truss hastily abandons tax cuts, fires Treasury chief
• Judge allows DACA program to continue, pending review
• Justice Dept. requests end to arbiter’s review of Trump documents
• Misinforma­tion a growing concern
• Persicaria — the mystery plant of the week
• Why does my dog pee on floor at son’s house?
• All for one and one for all
• IN YOUR CONGREGATI­ON
• Richard A. Bernecker
• PSU faces biggest test yet vs. Michigan
• LEHIGH VALLEY FLASHBACK
• Wide receiver Lambert-Smith hopeful to return against Michigan
• Youth show off in season-opening win
• Living on the edge due to Parsons’ dominance coming off it
• Blue Mountain League Hall of Fame adds two
• A look at college commits, Super 32 local participan­ts
• Morey knows how it looks, but don’t call his team the ‘Northeast Rockets’
• Game 2 goes to Guardians
• No change to Watson’s status despite lawsuit
• Lots of eyes on the prize

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