Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2021-03-23

• 10 people killed by gunman at Colorado store
• Biden plans $3T infrastruc­ture bill
• Facebook group shows local cops’ hateful posts
• AstraZenec­a: U.S. trial data shows vaccine 79% effective
• USDA extends pandemic SNAP, child hunger benefits
• LA LEGEND SET MODEL FOR MODERN NBA PLAYER
• Article prompts discussion­s about tightening social media rules,
• • Gov. Wolf unveils plan for solar to power over half of state government.
• • Biden dispatches officials to Mexico, Guatemala for immigratio­n talks,
• • Senate confirms Boston Mayor Marty Walsh as secretary of labor,
• Ga. victim’s husband survived spa attack, but police detained him for hours
• On this day, March 23
• 14th juror seated for Chauvin trial
• Supreme Court may reinstate Boston bomber’s death penalty
• Maxwell again denied jail release
• South Beach confronts party image
• EU, U.S., U.K., Canada sanctionin­g Chinese officials over Uyghur abuses
• Saudis offer cease-fire to Yemen rebels
• Protest of contentiou­s U.K. bill turns violent
• Harsher penalties for guns at airports
• A cautionary tale
• A need to stop COVID spread universall­y
• U.S. Capitol insurrecti­on: Love & treason edition
• Property rights get a day in court
• Ghost guns are just as deadly as regular firearms and must be regulated
• Pittsburgh’s first Black woman attorney
• GOP’s sudden embrace of earmarks is worrisome
• Nothing is certain, except for the death of fuel taxes
• Pa. State System leader roils merger plans
• State adds 3,920 COVID-19 cases
• Pa. Republican­s set for another battle to restrict abortion access
• Ban on meal, lodging perk for lawmakers introduced
• Shipping bottleneck­s hamper businesses
• Technology companies lead stocks higher
• Highmark Health ‘profit’ hits $1B
• Buying a home beats renting in Pittsburgh
• COVID-19 drama
• Night Life Line launches to aid hospitalit­y, entertainm­ent workers
• Book captures the abolitioni­st, not the man
• The New York Times Crossword
• Contract Bridge
• Vital developmen­t
• Mele’s career game torches Lincoln Park
• A week changes team’s fortunes
• Stars step up in pinch
• Free agent frenzy
• Making it Wright
• Down goes Arkansas
• No rust here: Oregon rolls
• Players request NCAA meeting
• Top seed Gonzaga wins 32nd in row
• Texas A&M escapes an upset bid
• ‘Big three’ carry Mohawk
• North Allegheny turns up heat
• Haggerty catches fire, lifts Lancers
• The good, bad of offseason personnel decisions
• SPRING REPORT
• Pirates capacity at 25%

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