The Morning Call - 2022-11-14

• Thanksgivi­ng meal costs going up
• Meeting to show housing design
• How ‘chicken man’ cheered up Philly
• Stakes rising in Biden-Xi meeting
• Police: Easton official charged with making threat against 2 boys
• Where it started to go wrong for GOP
• Mastriano concedes defeat to Shapiro in governor race
• We need a climate policy without the politics
• Job interviews are the perfect time to NETWORK
• Housing market cools — will prices follow?
• Options and schedules for enrollment in Medicare
• Financial perks for service members
• TV CROSSWORD
• GOREN ON BRIDGE
• CONCEPTIS SUDOKU
• RULES OF THE GAME:
• ‘Calling’ adapts Mishani books, keeps spirituali­ty at series’ core
• Dempsey hopes new film an escape
• Family reunificat­ion comes with downside
• Biden’s trip turns into a victory lap
• In war-scarred Kherson, ‘it’s a new year for us now’
• At least 6 dead, 81 injured in Istanbul explosion
• Israel’s Netanyahu taking steps officially to form government
• Simmering GOP rivalry boiling over
• Shorter voting window may assist GOP in Georgia runoff
• Pelosi keeps the door open for leadership run in House
• Top US general urges diplomacy in Ukraine
• Memorial opens a decade after school massacre
• Ready or not …
• Clifford’s legacy will be much more than his passing records
• Van Lierop golden for Tigers in quarters
• Whitehall doesn’t allow history to repeat
• WHO HAS THE ADVANTAGE?
• Emmaus wins emotional game, advances to state semifinals
• LEHIGH VALLEY FLASHBACK
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Wishing for a 2nd chance
• Class 4A Boys
• Class 1A Boys
• Embiid’s 42 points lead banged-up Sixers to victory
• Vikings edge Bills in OT
• Their best foot forward
• Ohio St., Michigan on collision course
• Lahm: WC ‘doesn’t belong’ in Qatar
• Brit breaks through with F1 victory
• Alker claims 1st career Schwab Cup

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