Boston Herald - 2018-10-04

• Some relief as gas co. puts families in hotels
• OVER 1.5G HOTEL WORKERS STRIKE
• Cop killed in wild shootout
• CAR-FREE GETS A PUSH
• TRUMP’S MOCK OF FORD MAY COST KAVANAUGH
• Court nomination win key to GOP midterm success
• FBI’s smoking gun may fire blanks
• ‘Lioness’ roars: Tom can play on
• DOT DRIVERS LEFT FLAT
• Prosecutor­s appeal bail on alleged rapist
• Hub patrolmen’s union gives Diehl backup
• SIDETRACK
• PENCIL DONNIE IN
• Character should be determinin­g factor
• Warren wrong on taxes
• Simmons should reopen Ifill search
• Mitchell shares insight in hearing summation
• CHINA SPARKS TRASH BACKLASH
• U.S. cod catch cut in deal with Canada
• Nurses decry ‘inflated’ costs for Question 1
• GM listening along to drivers’ car radios
• FEELIN’ THE POWER
• SUPER LOOKS
• No aging with dignity for ‘Will & Grace’
• Idle shares tales of famous friends, accomplish­ments
• Geoff Emerick, Beatles recording engineer at 72
• Long prison stretch sought over Fyre Festival fraud
• Woman in Trump mask accused of assault
• Houston pulls plug on robot brothel
• A make-up call for Tribe stars
• Brewers chose ’pen day for Game 1
• Ronaldo denies rape claim
• Leafs top Canadiens in overtime
• Smith grabs for a Needham star
• McCoy faces more trouble
• Williams sparks Assumption’s fast start
• Gronk back but still big question
• Full arsenal ready to ignite
• HITTING THE GROUND RUNNING
• OPEN-FIELD TACKLING
• Five things to watch
• A Rozier family reunion
• Sale takes prep outside Play match game
• Safe and secure in job
• Heat’s turned up on ’pen
• B’s chumps vs. champs
• With Krug out, Grzelcyk moves up

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