Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-02-13

• END OF ACT 47
• Trump unveils $4.4T budget
• Man’s family wants answers in shooting by pursuing officer
• STATE SOLAR JOBS RISE
• EXPERTS TALK EVOLUTION
• Unexploded bomb from WWII closes London City Airport
• Visiting Egypt, Rex Tillerson silent on its wave of repression
• President: Rebuilding infrastruc­ture up to Congress
• Casey plans to take steel trade concerns to the White House
• ‘Voting in absolute secrecy’ is a state law
• Reeling them in
• Homeward bound
• Trump nominates prosecutor to federal court seat
• Witnesses: Defense lawyer tried to hide OD
• Former business manager sentenced for embezzleme­nt
• Interior designer who treasured her Croatian roots
• Critics: GOP voting map remains tough for Dems
• Trump to visit Ambridge school for Feb. 21 rally
• Old blood-pressure drug finds new use in battling melanoma, new study says
• Designers get political at New York Fashion Week
• Holiday celebrates women friends
• Is romance dead after marriage?
• Avenue B restaurant to close March 2
• Shadyside website picks up investment­s, plans to add jobs
• Stocks regain ground
• Kim, 17, easily captures gold in dazzling runs
• Frigid weather hits Korean slopes hard
• No. 1 Central ends Foxes run

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