Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2017-05-08

• Advocates for elderly worry over state merger proposal
• Macron wins France election
• NIGERIA GIRLS FREED
• North Korea detains another American over alleged hostile acts
• ISIS leader killed in special forces raid
• Trump presses senators on health bill
• Tempers flare over the removal of Confederat­e statues in New Orleans
• EPA ousts at least 5 scientific board members
• Therapists in abuse cases kept practicing
• Body of Maryland priest exhumed in investigat­ion of nun’s 1970 killing
• Texas governor signs ban on so-called ‘sanctuary cities’
• San Diego police kill boy, 15, who pointed a BB gun at officers
• Agency merger causes concern
• Urban parley to focus on commuter trends
• 6 vie for 2 seats in Common Pleas
• Request about chemistry project led to blast furnace adventure
• Schools in city start nonviolenc­e initiative
• City calendar: Events for the week ahead MONDAY
• Union Switch & Signal engineer called a meticulous gentleman
• Advocate helps residents fix property violations
• City to investigat­e after man kicked by officer
• Our region needs an influx of immigrants
• Getting global
• Coghill for council
• Being shot in America is more likely than being a terrorist victim
• You’re richer than Rockefelle­r
• Lip service
• Pro-growth tax reform
• Hydration is key
• Ethiopia woman wins her division with American Ko taking third
• Stenhouse holds on for victory in overtime
• Owners, trainer enjoying magnitude of Derby win
• Alvarez next faces champ Golovkin
• Harman nips Johnson on final hole
• Cavaliers continue on after ousting Raptors
• Wizards’ outburst evens series, 2-2
• Spoelstra, D’Antoni both win NBCA honor
• Defense trigger for offensive-minded Warriors
• Hats off to you!
• Super. Natural. Glass Art.
• 19th annual Spring Hat Luncheon
• FAME 19th annual celebratio­n
• Gods & Goddesses
• ‘Guardians’ Vol. 2 shows how strength can come in all shapes

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