Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2016-08-26

• Mylan offers new discounts for its EpiPen
• Judge orders earlier release of Clinton messages
• Aftershock­s hit quake zone in Italy
• Doctors rush to tap new drug database
• A SCHOOL PRIMER
• BETTER CHECK YOUR RETIREMENT ACCOUNT
• U.S. ship fires warning shots at Iran vessel
• World’s first self-driving taxis make debut in Singapore
• Turkey sends tanks to Syria
• University attack in Kabul shatters oasis
• Clinton warns of radicalism in the GOP
• Rule helps states launch retirement plans for private-sector workers
• VA restrictin­g Confederat­e flag displays
• New technology leads to ID of woman after 13 years
• Convicted head shop owner to be deported
• State System faculty closer to showdown
• Casey calls on male students to stop sexual assaults
• Pittsburgh police union appeals contract award
• Pitt: Transgende­r-related services will be covered
• Inbound lanes of Liberty Tunnel will be closed
• Adult literacy programs benefit everyone
• Let Cristina go
• Turkey prevails
• Unlock potential in communitie­s by expanding NAP tax credits
• Getting the lead out
• The Niebuhr deficit
• Clinton will survive this
• KeyBank preparing for Pittsburgh unveiling
• Contractor Limbach charts growth after IPO
• Feds cut off money to new ITT students
• How to get affordable tickets
• 2016 Sentra’s sluggish transmissi­on leaves you wishing for an upgrade
• Starred on ‘Law & Order’ and ‘Mission: Impossible’
• Health care sector pulls stock market indexes lower again
• Back in the ring
• ‘Equity’ cashes in as smart, tense women-of-Wall-Street crime drama
• As ‘Pokemon GO’ play declines, Japan reports 1st death tied to it
• Connick Jr. joins daytime talk show lineup Sept. 12
• Paisley Park tours to start in October
• Former Steeler Beachum says he’ll play soon
• Young LBs not on field enough yet
• All quiet following Harrison interview
• Flacco to play Saturday night for first time since knee injury
• Las Vegas stadium backers make case
• Laird, Reed make fast playoff starts
• Dodgers, Phillies swap their backup catchers
• Around the majors
• New Pitt soccer coach revels in reversing program’s slump
• Stocker still in mix for backup QB job
• Colonials set to play two games at Consol
• Football a family affair for Cal’s Webb, coaching staff
• Details of ND arrest disputed
• Crosby gets Canada’s ‘C’
• Lochte facing charges in Brazil
• Colorado makes call on coach
• Schools chief sues director over conduct he describes as ‘malicious’
• Replica of train station to offer trail stop
• Township manager retiring after 30 years
• Manager to retire after life in public sector
• Debate over whether to reuse K-9 police cars focuses on smell
• Third-grade orchestra reinstated for 2016-17
• Board may rethink ban on hoodies inside schools
• Buildings closed to public during school day
• BRENTWOOD
• Quilt shop coordinate­s volunteers to sew pillowcase­s for children in hospital
• Policy sets boundaries for adults, students
• Firm to ensure new complex uses energy efficientl­y
• Baldwin-Whitehall may consider restoring jobs of four in custodian staff
• Utility’s trimming of trees prompts public complaints
• Borough manager fined by ethics commission
• Superinten­dent turnover
• Start smart: back to school
• Sto-Rox begins year with major changes
• Vote set for next month on new drilling rules
• County pools set schedule for end of season
• Mars RB returns healthy, ready for big final season
• Peters Township’s Plack is new fish in the biggest pond
• Avonworth’s QB hoping he is able to catch on quickly
• Has football program helped prevent injuries?
• Talented Carmody continues on recruiting trail
• Latrobe junior hits the mark at Holy Cross
• Top player in state anchors talented North Allegheny
• Peters Township looks to carry on its tradition
• Franklin Regional standout wrestler waiting for chance

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