Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-02-24

• Region girds for flooding
• ‘It was all lies’
• Former Trump aide pleads guilty
• State senator to introduce legislatio­n to address ‘debtors prisons’
• City, county go to court to fight release of Amazon pitch details
• Chief of staff left to decide Kushner’s role
• Fla. governor offers gun proposal
• The GOP is in panic mode over a fairer map
• The GOP tax reform used to be unpopular. Not anymore
• Boil alert in Congo
• CNN pitches a fit
• Returning to Cuba more than a half-century later
• Nasty and brutish
• Pittsburgh CAPA students will talk, not serve detention
• Racing resumes at The Meadows in aftermath of disease outbreak
• Felon argues with judge
• Negotiatio­ns between Pittsburgh Public Schools, teachers set for next week
• Pitt trustees approve proposal to turn Titusville into training hub
• Federal judges won’t issue stay against map
• Switchboar­d voice and face of CCAC
• Former city official chosen to lead PWSA board
• Defendant in Pitt student’s slaying to stand trial in separate rape case
• Hold off on that baton pass
• Second Russian athlete fails doping test
• Mt. Lebanon gains semis
• Trinity turns back McKeesport
• Musgrove move: Reliever to starter
• Despite faith in GM, coach, Cole’s loss tough to swallow
• Third line sparks 6th win in row
• Penguins get long-sought No. 3 center
• RACING THROUGH CREATIVITY
• Buffett, 87, retiring from Kraft Heinz board of directors
• Broad rally helps stocks end choppy week slightly higher
• Pucker up for a pig at fundraiser
• Eye exam a critical part of pets’ health
• Honeck, PSO deliver glorious Bruckner

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