Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-02-05

• A HARD PATH TO WALK
• At least 2 dead in Amtrak crash in rail yard
• Lawmakers: GOP memo doesn’t clear Trump in Russia probe
• Google-Uber fight is heading to trial
• Wells Fargo hit with Fed growth ban
• Trump’s nuclear strategy includes responding fiercely to cyberattac­ks
• Up to 90 migrants are feared dead after their boat capsizes near Libya
• Lead in water from power plants must be addressed
• Pump up the Promise
• 3 companies’ health care initiative could make an impact
• To honor Sgt. Gloyer
• Asserting the worst
• In honor of Rosa Parks: an appeal for transit equity
• Damning memo
• For Venezuela’s sake
• Cutting pike agency’s duties weighed
• More people call 2-1-1 hotline for social service assistance, data shows
• Specialty grocery is down to its last days
• Man shot dead after breaking into home of relatives
• Pitt’s recent progress tarred over
• Lass scores 24 in Duquesne victory
• Traditiona­l national powers slip
• Unified hockey team step toward progress
• PSU wrestling recruit picked for U.S. team for 44th Classic
• ‘Keeping continuity’ might save Cleveland’s Lue his job
• Woodland gets double surprise
• Thunder’s surge hits stormy patch
• ROLLING IN STYLE
• Public Theater’s ‘Forum’ frolics with delight in arena
• ‘A Devil Inside’ is a fitting end for Pittsburgh Playhouse
• PSO performs program by all-female composers
• 7 weeks later, ‘Jumanji’ is still no. 1

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