Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2017-06-22

• Medical marijuana facility welcomed
• Report: 10 of 12 Cosby jurors wanted to convict
• City plans to spend $5M to speed up its building permit process
• Silicon Valley grapples with departure of Uber CEO
• FORMER MELLON BANK EXEC DIES
• Queen Elizabeth outlines U.K. government agenda
• Kushner visits Middle East leaders
• Philippe sentenced to 9 years in prison
• Saudi king names son as heir to throne
• IS destroys iconic mosque in Mosul
• Angry Dems turn against leaders
• Airport stabbing wounds 1 officer
• Boy killed by log as tropical storm churns in Gulf
• Missouri AG sues drug companies
• Milwaukee mayor urges peaceful protest after ex-cop cleared
• Judge Manning: Cosby jurors didn’t want to talk after trial
• Trump moves U.S. backward on Cuba relations
• Georgia on their mind
• Fortunate son
• Partisansh­ip is ruining leaders’ ability to solve problems
• Mitch McConnell, master tactician
• ‘America First’
• Demolition underway at Penn Plaza
• Graduation requiremen­t altered again
• Doubt cast on jailhouse informant in Wilkinsbur­g mass shooting case
• Legislatio­n could ease replacing city’s lead waterlines
• MONEY MANAGERS
• Police issue alert after Homewood sex assaults
• MOVING FORWARD
• Woodland Hills body cameras policy delayed
• Delegation will be on 1st Condor flight from Germany
• PPS will review policy on elementary suspension­s
• The Frick Pittsburgh looks to the future with new strategic plan
• Coach of women’s World Cup champs in 1999
• Fleury in the Vegas spotlight
• Fleury one of best ever in Pittsburgh
• Only 1 NHL award for Penguins
• Billups, Gilbert huddle again as rumors intensify
• PSU grad Howe bests Fuhrer field
• Fultz ready for spotlight of being No. 1
• Sapp to donate his brain
• Aldi invests $36M in Pittsburgh
• CMU spinoff will create robotic pilots for U.S. Air Force
• Aquion acquired by firm from China
• National groups discuss workers’ rights
• A summary of driving abroad
• Butler Downtown Beerfest brings together area breweries, including a forthcomin­g one
• Nox Boys frontman Zack Keim taps folk roots on ‘First Step’
• ‘T2 Trainspott­ing’

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