Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2020-08-23

• A Strip of history
• Word of Fort Detroit’s surrender causes fear in Pittsburgh
• House OKs bill to undo USPS changes
• Overrun with cases, one facility dodged the worst
• Pa. hopes people will trust virus alert app
• On this day, Aug. 23
• Researcher­s: Masks could save 70K U.S. lives in next 3 months
• WWII veterans to gather in Hawaii amid pandemic
• the week in review
• Storms head for Gulf Coast in rare double blow
• In just a week, fires burn 1M acres in California
• 2 dead, 2 missing after Texas port blast
• Doctors battle virus misinforma­tion
• Trail of bubbles leads scientists to new virus clue
• Pandemic pushes expansion of ‘hospital-at-home’ treatment
• Trump looks to GOP convention for optimistic campaign reboot
• Dems call mispronunc­iations of ‘Kamala’ racist
• Amazon continues to burn, despite promises to save it
• SHERIFF’S SALE
• Florida — yes, Florida — held a smooth mail election
• Keys to release modified mosquitoes
• First one, now the other
• Bats show signs of rousing from season-long slumber
• Marco carries ‘Andretti Curse’ to green flag at Indianapol­is
• Absence from Latrobe hurt in ways seen and unseen
• Rudolph tries to build off positives of strange season
• Hamlin wins at Dover
• Tomlin tries to simulate game day
• Hartlieb emerges as a late-inning weapon
• Driving class: Fast lane isn’t for cruising speed
• Euro crown on the line in Portugal
• Unflappabl­e Johnson up by 5 at TPC Boston
• Fleury’s agent stirs pot in Vegas
• Love hasn’t given up for couple who shared story of persistenc­e
• Trump campaign files mail voting suit evidence
• Virus derails plans to fix Pa. funding for public transit needs
• Activist arrest prompts more protests near Peduto’s home
• Pa. reports nearly 800 new virus cases, region sees 164
• Traffic watch
• Legionella bacteria detected at 4 Fox Chapel Area schools
• Tough state representa­tive, boxing backer
• Fought for rights of disabled people
• CLASSIFIED OBITUARIES
• ‘Best that we can do’: DNC viewers had to adjust to virtual format
• Health care providers turn to lobbying
• Colleges adjust to Title IX revisions
• THE NEXT PAGE
• THE GOSPEL OF JESUS’ WIFE ACCORDING TO A CON MAN
• HAPPY DAYS OR ‘JAWS’? WRITES KEITH BURRIS
• Understand­ing the limits of public officials
• A service worth keeping
• Building on what can be built upon
• Improve online education for students
• Trump’s Republican sideshow will go on
• Mayor Peduto has work to do
• An Ordeal in Prague: The removal of a statue and what it entailed
• UAE-Israel agreement followed many years of discrete talks
• The New York Times Crossword
• Virtual SEEN
• Collecting our home movies, he didn’t expect to hit a tornado
• Horoscope: Madalyn Aslan, Aug. 23, 2020
• Don’t stay with dad of layabout daughters, just move out
• Special wild pheasant hunt set up for 12- to 16-year-olds
• Unexpected dinner guests drive hostess to isolation in her bedroom
• Tasso’s nature
• He spent nearly 3 decades cultivatin­g a soulful, timeless garden
• Allegheny County
• CMU spinoff’s sensors tune into what’s in the indoor air
• This bookseller aims to boost Wideman
• Junk-bond boom sets up big distress for billions of debt
• Pitt marijuana research drives partnershi­p
• Insurance Dateline Pittsburgh
• New Pa. law allows for management of digital assets in estates
• Wasting disease threatens growing Pa. elk population
• Fall sports will go on, but with stipulatio­ns
• Peduto promises police oversight following recent demonstrat­ions
• Ex-Steeler Bettis seeks $66M in EQT discrimina­tion suit
• Parents hope fans may be let in soon
• GENE THERAPY
• National Zoo delivers a ‘miracle’ giant panda cub
• Comatose Russian dissident to travel for treatment
• WHO chief believes pandemic could last less than 2 years
• Libya’s two sides declare cease-fire
• Malians laud overthrow of president
• Bannon partners well known for cashing in on ties to Trump
• Loughlin, Giannulli get prison time
• U.S. deaths reveal an outsize toll on people of color
• Suit: Chipotle won’t give change
• Federal grand jury indicts 26 alleged gang members on drug charges
• City police officer’s posts under investigat­ion
• Man gets 30 to 60 years for shooting, robbery
• D.C. Circuit appeals court judge known for gusto, good humor
• Speech coach who helped to boost voices of female politician­s
• PIrates right fielder Gregory Polanco congratula­tes left fielder Bryan Reynolds after Reynolds hit a home run in the Pirates 7-2 win over the Milwaukee Brewers Friday at PNC Park.
• Devin Bush eager to follow up
• Dustin Johnson cards 60 for lead
• Deadline activity very likely
• Flyers oust Canadiens
• Yankees-Mets Subway Series called off after positive tests
• NBA bubble could give rise to Cinderella team
• Conley returns from quarantine as Jazz routs Philadelph­ia
• Journeyman angling to fill role at safety
• New venue nicknamed ‘Death Star’ by owner
• Eligibilit­y ruling has pros, cons
• Narduzzi all in on new rule
• Michigan great defends Big Ten decision
• Toronto FC extends streak
• THIS DATE IN SPORTS

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