Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-10-05

• Four lawsuits allege sexual abuse by Pittsburgh priests
• Nominee says his ‘tone was sharp’
• Attorney Avenatti slams FBI’s investigat­ion of nominee
• Jurors begin deliberati­ons in Chicago police officer’s murder trial
• Survivors complain of shortages as they begin to leave town hit by deadly quake
• Report: China planted surveillan­ce microchip in servers used in U.S.
• Melania promotes USAID in Africa
• Award-winning New York Times sportswrit­er
• Judge sentences ‘Suge’ Knight to 28 years for 2015 hit-and-run death
• Early job at Mineo’s taught responsibi­lity
• Error in law overdue for legislativ­e fix
• Uber in hot water
• History contains uncertaint­y
• Astronomer­s think they may have found first moon outside of Earth’s solar system
• Police: Letters show man killed in car blast planned explosion
• Penguins prevail in overtime
• ‘Playoff Jake’ Guentzel nets two in opener
• Most players remain quiet about Wilson
• Worry about the defense later
• Nylander still negotiatin­g with Toronto
• Surprise starter shuts down Braves
• Red Sox’ Sale eyes redemption Friday
• Moustakas fills hero’s role again
• Braves missing key piece to injury
• Shady Side wins doubles in thriller
• USA women dominate Mexico, 6-0
• Brothers will play at North Catholic
• Thursday’s highlights
• Display on homeless opens minds
• Zelienople couple sue 5 ‘mean girls’ for false sex assault claims
• Silk Screen film festival shuts down
• Trebek apologizes for debate performanc­e
• Film festival shuts down
• Couple sues girls
• Parkway East work continues
• Motorists rescued from flooded roads
• How to say ‘stop’ to cars
• More than quenching need for speed
• Arconic to end retiree health care
• Rising interest rates send stocks sliding; tech plunges
• Rooms with new views: Hotels try home-sharing
• Lady Gaga sings and shines in ‘Star Is Born’
• Marty Griffin hospitaliz­ed following complicati­ons from cancer treatment
• PBS plays ringmaster for history of ‘The Circus’
• Live, from New York
• Silly ‘Venom’ a fun and fascinatin­g mess
• ‘Sisters Brothers’ a quirky Western
• A star is reborn again and again and again . . .
• Alda to get SAG Achievemen­t Award
• Teacher prepares for research trip to Antarctica
• Rachel’s Challenge message of kindness presented to students
• District beset with school bus wreck, bedbugs, bad smell in recent weeks
• Commission­ers considerin­g stormwater fee
• NORTH ALLEGHENY
• School board sets public hearing on Franklin Elementary addition
• TJ’s dynamic duo leading the way
• Football crowds getting smaller
• Elizabeth Forward off to best start in 40 years
• Despite changes, Moon still team to beat
• Keystone Oaks winning with internatio­nal flavor
• Team history on line in final
• Armstrong looking to contend again
• Defending champ Foxes rounding into top form
• Ex-Moon star getting her kicks
• Former Steeler Kolb runs unique program

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