Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2017-07-17

• Zombie movie king had city ties
• Woman killed, 4 injured amid Venezuelan vote
• Can Toomey get job done this time on health care?
• Huntingdon prison afflicted with hard-to-detect drug
• 2002 deaths of 2 boys on Butler County road remain a mystery
• Health care vote pushed back,
• 9th Circuit has topics that draw Trump’s ire
• The GOP and president are leaders in toxic politics
• A good impression
• Good neighbor policy
• The bishop needs a different approach to parish renewal
• Video game trap
• Bet your bottom dollar
• Francis’ next act
• Put Yucca Mountain to work
• Serbians celebrate during ‘Three Day’
• Venezuelan­s in region vote in internatio­nal referendum on rule
• Pittsburgh’s ‘monuments man’ shares his expertise
• Pa. women legislator­s make an impact
• No stranger to nature’s wrath, Fallingwat­er suffers damage
• South Korea’s Park takes crown this time
• McCarron wins major after Langer collapses late
• Johnson awaits return to form as No. 1 player
• Hamlin wins at New Hampshire
• RMU men’s basketball faces some home conflicts
• Newgarden on top in Toronto
• Federer defeats Cilic, sets tournament record
• Bryant’s skill is undermined by immaturity
• Froome survives hitch, retains lead
• Muguruza worthy heir to Venus, Serena
• Style 412 outlines fresh plan for Pittsburgh fashion in new report
• Passport to Elegance
• PSO serves bombastic nostalgia with ‘Music of John Williams’
• Cross-dressing, miscommuni­cations abound in ‘Xerxes’
• Finally, the most-anticipate­d opening of Superior Motors
• ‘War for the Planet of the Apes’ takes top spot

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