Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-10-26

• Manhunt for bomb maker
• Investor demands new leader at PPG
• Two women battle for votes in moderate suburban district
• Defense secretary to send 800 more troops to border
• Typhoon Yutu wreaks havoc across U.S.-owned islands
• Police unsure if Kroger shooting was racial attack
• Trump denies report on his use of phones
• Saudi Arabia again changes its story
• Sculptor whose creative work included holiday trees at museum
• Nagasaki atomic blast survivor and Nobel-winning chemist
• Modest price to pay
• Vote for our country, not for a party
• Lower our voices
• Important work undone
• Remember history as election day approaches
• NA sweeps 3A boys, girls titles
• Springdale goalkeeper stays hot
• Investment in LB Bostic pays off for Steelers defense
• Leftwich in charge in Arizona
• WVU cruises past Baylor
• Pirates LF Dickerson finalist for Gold Glove
• Oleksiak’s goal surge big surprise
• Penguins notebook
• Community leaders try to stall sale of Hill House properties
• PennDOT to continue transit subsidies
• 11 arrested during rally for rights of transgende­r inmates
• Leon Ford, survivor of police shooting, to seek city council seat
• Mother jailed after toddler found alone in street in N. Braddock
• More bullish than ever
• U.S. stocks surge on solid earnings
• EQT Corp. shakes up executive, board seat positions
• UPS expects 800 million deliveries this holiday season
• ’90s nostalgia
• Lights! Camera! Pickles!: What’s filming in town
• Netflix’s ‘Sabrina’ casts a dark but entertaini­ng spell
• Listening room for live music to open in ‘19 in East Liberty
• Poet/author knows value of teamwork
• ‘Johnny English Strikes Again’ turns into hilarious spy spoof
• WTAE alters weekend lineup
• The New York Times Crossword
• Quick Crossword
• Aces on Bridge
• The New York Times Crossword
• Quick Crossword
• Aces on Bridge
• Best foot forward
• Haunted houses deliver more than thrills and chills
• A solution to bullying: Students told to ‘Start with Hello’
• On the Radar
• LEARNING HOW TO STOP THE BLEED
• U.S. Marine Band set to perform at high school
• Backs play key roles in 6A showdown
• Attitude adjustment results in title for Mohawk
• Greensburg CC’s Mort has big day on, off the field
• For Peters Township, it’s all about getting defensive in 3A final
• Freedom sharper in playoff march
• Boys athlete of the week
• Where are they now?

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