Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-10-18

• Priest pleads guilty to sexual assault of minors
• U.S. asks Turkey for audio evidence
• Tears flow as Mexico Beach residents return — some to vanished homes
• TRAGEDY IN CRIMEA
• Families are unhappy with new policy for prison mail
• ALCOA SAYS TARIFFS GOOD FOR BUSINESS
• In anti-China move, Trump administra­tion pulling out of postal treaty
• Canada celebrates as recreation­al pot sales begin
• Driver opens fire on N.C. state trooper, killing him
• Plan to separate families is inhumane
• Two attorneys general work together on case
• We need stronger regulation­s on shale gas
• Pitt student’s killer to serve life in prison
• Efforts fail to preserve Garden Theater block
• Actor Hanks tweets support for church’s sign
• PWSA secures millions in state money
• Report: Easy access to fentanyl, heroin boosts OD deaths
• State House leader to take job with bank
• Family grapples with killings
• Sides differ over replacing voting machines in county
• PennDOT to close two Parkway East ramps
• Navy veteran had a passion for history books
• Nevada brothel owner, candidate for Assembly
• Burnett’s injuries part of trend
• Punishment still does not come close to fitting ‘crimes’ for Burfict
• McDonald giving TEs huge boost
• Kershaw, Los Angeles battle back
• Sale too weak to start Game 5 for Red Sox
• Barkett to interview with Pirates
• Rosier will start at QB for Miami
• PSU, Indiana at crossroads
• Panthers’ RBs salute blockers
• Therapy program
• Alumni doing Pitt proud in the NFL
• Warriors celebrate Oakland
• Lavelle, Morgan lead U.S. to 2-0 win against Canada
• PPG’s latest challenge
• Initiative aims to boost blacks profession­ally
• Goodbye Facebook, and good riddance
• Stocks erase most of losses after huge gains; IBM sinks
• It’s time to move on from the Volkswagen Beetle
• Day in the life of a local composer

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