Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2016-09-30

• Train crash in N.J. kills 1, injures scores
• Early FAFSA filing date is here
• Trial continues for man accused of killing infant daughter
• Pa. casino ruling could prove costly
• Paid sick leave mandated for government contract work
• Wells Fargo faces Justice sanctions
• NOT FOR CHILDREN
• FARMING FOR PHEASANTS
• India says it has struck militants across Kashmir
• Baby born with DNA from 3 people with new method
• Palestinia­n president to attend funeral
• Russia dismisses U.S. demands for resumption of Syria cease-fire
• Sudan may have used chemical weapons in Darfur
• Trump criticized for Cuba spending
• Justices take up trademark case that could affect Redskins team
• Civil rights lawsuit claims city tolerates police who abuse, lie
• City students’ scores up a bit in math, down a bit in language arts on PSSA
• State police continue to monitor Liberty Bridge
• Generosity of strapped seniors reunites ill mom, daughter
• Health officials make it clear: Get a flu shot
• Math scores up, language arts down
• Suit says city tolerates abuse by police
• Thank you, families, for talking about addiction
• Iraq folly
• His greatest role
• Deficienci­es in use of forensic evidence must be addressed
• Safe self-driving? It’s not here yet
• Which one’s old?
• Clinton should rebuke Howard Dean
• Banking on marijuana: not yet
• Obama recognizes Olympians of past and present
• More students shy away from four-year colleges
• Autonomous driving inevitable, but just how safe is it right now?
• GAO says Obama administra­tion skirted health insurance law in $5B dispute
• Drugmakers, banks pull down stock indexes with big losses
• Oldest Catholic bishop preached social justice
• Stretching the budget for kitchen remodeling
• CLASSIFIED OBITUARIES
• A familiar underdog story in a fresh setting
• Slow burn ‘Westworld’ moseys onto HBO
• E2 restaurant in Highland Park to close in October
• Around the majors
• Same issues face slew of defensive subs
• Offense has reason to clean up ‘little things’
• Bengals top Miami as Burfict makes return
• Browns’ Gordon entering rehab
• Europe will deploy Rose, Stenson as pair
• Colonials improving even with QB injuries
• Frustratio­n with Pitt, PSU continues to mount
• Panthers will resume WVU rivalry
• Brightwell becomes bright spot
• Canada captures crown
• Irving giving back to kids with cancer
• A rare bird
• Hospice helpers trained to care at a difficult time
• Benefit payments to Woodland Hills retirees questioned
• Peters restricts natural gas drilling to industrial areas
• Initiative promotes nutritious cooking, family dinners
• First grads hold last reunion
• Athletic director’s future uncertain
• District keeps anti-nepotism policy
• Groups help bolster African girls with ‘empowermen­t kits’
• Study to examine parking situation along Beverly Road
• WHITEHALL
• 10-year-old Greensburg girl gains fame for contortion skills
• New fracking ordinance leaves some unhappy
• Coaches question Bethel Park policy on fundraisin­g
• Wexford Post Office Deli returns to its original role
• School district to reduce paper
• Board at odds over recent spending
• Baldwin-Whitehall looks to new funding sources to upgrade technology
• Connellsvi­lle schools hiring away district’s business manager
• ALLEGHENY VALLEY
• Derry milking success
• Carlynton enjoys new streak more
• Big game still has yet to hit Big Nine
• Oakland Catholic soaring so far
• Depth all around paying off big for Oakland Catholic
• Twins double trouble for Norwin foes
• Riverside freshman dethrones champ
• Golfers head to hallowed grounds of Oakmont for WPIAL finals
• Motivation for redemption
• North Allegheny eyes four-peat

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