Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2017-05-24

• ON TO GAME 7
• Britain raises threat level after bombing
• Bring back call centers? Workers seek protection­s
• Trump team unveils spending proposal
• Stargell’s former wife ‘blindsided’ by widow’s auction plan
• Trump makes personal appeal to both sides for Mideast peace,
• Ethiopian named new WHO leader
• Navy SEALs kill 7 militants in Yemen
• Bill Peduto has done a lot to lead the city forward
• Police powers
• Upping the depravity
• Helping former inmates saves money for taxpayers
• Outside the corral
• Peak ridiculous­ness
• Plenty of blame in near-tragic Allegiant flight
• 11 jurors picked for Bill Cosby trial
• Court upholds woman’s DUI checkpoint conviction
• South Side bar temporaril­y closed
• Dogged Senators regroup after rout and refuse to go quietly
• Penguins facing a daunting task in Game 7
• Can Rangers young core keep up with other stars?
• Taillon back on mound in bullpen session
• How they scored
• Prospects tracker: May 16-22
• Ryan pitches Hempfield into another title game
• PSU recruit strikes out 10 in Belle Vernon’s 1-0 win
• Quaker Valley loses first match this season
• Revised Warriors ready for Cavaliers
• Irving hot enough to win it all
• Brickyard high marred by a terrifying low
• Sweet and sour
• Takeout BBQ options for Memorial Day
• SPATCHCOCK­ED CHICKEN WITH FIG GLAZE
• Fanaticism over fidget spinners
• Jerry’s Records owner retiring, but store will remain open
• Dance project celebrates singer, activist Abbey Lincoln
• Point Park hosts creative nonfiction conference
• Fidget spinners are all the rage
• Adriana Ramirez wins City of Asylum prize
• RHUBERRY BLUEBARB PIE
• Spirit Airlines preparing to ‘build confidence’ in brand
• PPG seeks more time to submit Akzo takeover bid
• Delayed fiduciary rule will start on June 9
• GNC moves forward, but its investors and lenders remain wary

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