Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2017-04-30

• Work rules take inclusion to new level
• Some oppose changes
• As N. Korea bombs advance, U.S. fears time is running out
• Pope urges U.S., N. Korea to avert conflict
• Rwandans carry on, side by side, two decades after genocide
• Marine Le Pen says she will name a former rival prime minister if elected
• Raucous crowd greets Trump at Harrisburg rally
• The making of a legacy: 1st steps in Trump era
• EU leaders endorse guidelines to negotiate Brexit
• Rememberin­g an earlier refugee crisis, and a family who risked their lives to help
• 25 years later, city schools are facing familiar problems
• Creation of Promescent
• A real problem
• Oklahoma struggles to pay for schools
• Alarmed by Trump’s agenda, thousands join climate march
• Doctor’s arrest brings attention to U.S. female circumcisi­ons
• Stepping up to the challenge
• Research: Parkinson’s disease begins in the gut
• Hope for preemies as artificial womb helps tiny lambs grow
• DRAFT PICKS WITH THE STARS
• Mayoral candidate Harris sees herself as advocate, not politician
• IN THE LAST WEEK
• Helping Connellsvi­lle flood victims an act of faith
• Trump opponents march in Oakland for climate justice
• Last surviving member of Salk polio team
• Big difference is showing
• Washington looks finished after latest capitulati­on
• Nova pitches another gem in complete game
• Steelers filled holes early, then changed philosophy
• It’s Derby week
• After Junior, Who?
• Joshua still the champ
• IPads give bench one more tool in playoffs
• Kessel fills every key role
• REPORT CARD
• Clippers and Jazz take it to the limit
• Pageau fuels Ottawa’s win
• Grieving Thomas will play Sunday
• Devils vault four, win draft lottery
• HESE AREN’T
• Freese put on 10-day DL
• ‘Do-it-all guy’ JuJu Smith-Schuster, the Steelers’ second-round pick, can catch, block, fight for balls and play hurt, bringing to mind Hines Ward
• In Dobbs, Steelers get sharp mind
• Final selection far from irrelevant
• Through the years: Steelers #1s
• Pitt’s draft class tops out at five
• A huddle of the highest order
• Team 3A battles back in 139-130 win
• Swede, Aussie at 19 under
• Two horses fit a pattern for Derby
• NASCAR needs fresh faces
• These aren’t the old days anymore
• MOSCOW BY THE SEA
• The hire next time
• American the Indivisibl­e
• The power of one
• The expressway is essential for the Mon corridor
• Alcoa’s legacy
• A table for three
• Violence prevention requires more
• While despair looms, history offers counsel
• The big danger of lead poisoning
• Stall the wall
• The wheel of war
• BERMUDA BOUND
• Pittsburgh’s Renee Piatt debuts jewelry designs for Doncaster
• 85 years later, BL brand sour cream is still tops
• Book sets its sights on Frank Lloyd Wright sites
• Happy 20th out anniversar­y, Ellen DeGeneres
• ‘Judy Moody’ author returns
• Travelers beware: There’s a price for paying less
• Right vase makes the difference
• Modcloth tries fitting into Wal-Mart’s digital closet
• U.S. Steel’s cost-cutting effort paved with red ink
• The most common reason people quit $200,000 tech jobs
• Coal fuels garden’s path to economic growth
• Always proofread voice-to-text messages
• Nonprofit looks to overhaul without alienating volunteers
• Problemati­c new car sounds like a lemon

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