Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-09-30

• The FBI interviews another Kavanaugh accuser
• Many conservati­ves see Kavanaugh’s hearing as rallying cry against liberals
• Dentist helps Texas boy speak clearly for the first time
• Pair of police officers killed in Mississipp­i
• Quiet start to Supreme Court term amid turmoil
• Indonesia tsunami death toll nears 400
• Me2/ orchestra features musicians with mental illness
• Senior portraits
• Woodland Hills looks toward the future
• New principal works to create a place of learning
• NASA spacecraft is hurtling closer to the sun than any has before
• Scenes from a charred forest, bursting with new life
• The newest curse of the mummy: poor drainage
• A changing landscape for Ambridge, where growth meets preservati­on
• Clergy sex settlement from 2005 raises many questions
• Intangible­s of game honored
• FIVE STORY LINES
• ‘Moliwood’ keeps Europeans surging
• Balanced offense, Mars tops Shaler, 21-12
• Phil fills his time on sideline
• ‘Kind of heartbreak­ing’
• Tariffs should spare consumers this holiday season, but maybe not in 2019
• At work, women volunteer more often
• What I really meant to say
• Used cars fetching higher prices
• Associatio­n and Organizati­on
• Co-founder of fabled rock band Jefferson Airplane
• Tesla’s Musk settles with SEC, paying $20M fine
• She opened her home to many, advised others about life
• ‘The Andrew Carnegie of mechanical constructi­on business’
• Why it might happen
• Pittsburgh will power an internatio­nal initiative to improve human health
• A trade war with China could choke U.S. naturalgas exports
• The gender gap cuts against both Republican­s and Democrats
• Here’s why the confirmati­on process is broken
• THE NEXT PAGE
• ‘AUTONOMY’: THE FIRST (AND BEST) BOOK ABOUT DRIVERLESS CARS
• KEITH C. BURRIS ON THE KAVANAUGH CONGRESSIO­NAL CONFLAGRAT­ION
• We cannot judge others without a fair trial
• Deal with human needs
• Protecting our river
• Obama did not have ‘total control’ of Senate
• Google maps is the new James Bond
• Apps vs. attacks
• Liberalism 3.0?
• Inconvenie­nt truths
• Our (corporate) bodies, ourselves
• HERE COMES THE SUN
• It’s cider time at Sturges Orchards
• Ken Rice anchors ‘Off the Record XVIII’ show
• Pittsburgh theater is on trend with plays for 2018-19 season
• A welcome trip back in time at Knoebels amusement resort
• Pittsburgh theater is on trend with plays for 2018-2019
• Tony nominee arrives ‘Direct From London’
• KDKA’s Ken Rice anchors another ‘Off the Record’
• Endangered status proposed to protect 3 bat species in state
• Best not to rely on reserve fuel when gauge reads empty
• Moving on from being fired for poor performanc­e
• Wuerl’s colleagues here stunned over turn of events
• Disgraced ex-cardinal McCarrick moves to church housing in Kansas
• Pope Francis defrocks priest who was at center of Chile abuse scandal
• FBI ordered to conduct ‘limited’ investigat­ion
• House Democrats, Republican­s unite behind opioids bill
• Facebook says unknown attackers breached security for 50M accounts
• Rosenstein agrees to meet lawmakers
• Release of transcript­s
• Google CEO visits D.C., will return for Trump roundtable
• Trump signs $854 billion spending bill
• China takes up multilater­al mantle as U.S. shrugs it off at U.N.
• Russia, the West battle over Macedonia’s future ahead of name-change referendum
• Tsunami sweeps away homes in Indonesia
• Gunfire kills 7 in Gaza Strip border clashes
• State says it cut off funding for program to help disabled students at Edinboro
• Shapiro hails nursing homes ruling
• Money or due process? Frats, WVU at odds over banishment
• University of Pittsburgh unveils draft of campus master plan
• Walnut Capital completes Bakery Square
• Study: Pa. roundabout­s safer than traditiona­l intersecti­ons
• Peduto presses authoritie­s
• High school football game of the week:
• Rams start fast, cruise past Vikings
• Unbeaten Warriors hang on
• Tigers win rare defensive struggle
• Senior duo leads Penn Hills to win
• Blue Devils storm past Hempfield
• Quakers upset Golden Eagles in OT
• Beth-Center surprises Charleroi
• Young back looks for comfort zone
• Vikings stout defense has signs of wear
• Brassard displays his scoring touch
• Europeans sweep to lead
• Koepka shaken after his drive strikes woman
• Aging racers taking final lap
• Kurt Busch claims pole for ‘roval’ race

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