Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2021-08-15

• AS SMART TECHNOLOGY EXPANDS, FOCUS IS ON PRIVACY SAFEGUARDS
• Biden deploys more troops
• Dem race could be game of margins
• Storage project taps hydrogen’s potential
• SEARCHING FOR JAPANESE FAMILY IN WWII PHOTOS
• FITTING SALUTE TO 56 GOLDEN SCOUTS
• Quake rocks Haiti
• Ask the Medicare Specialist
• On this day, Aug. 15
• Biden administra­tion plans for vaccine boosters, perhaps by fall
• Debt ceiling fight jeopardize­s $114M earmarked for Pittsburgh region
• Multiracia­l boom reflects racial and ethnic complexity
• Crews face another critical day battling largest U.S. fire
• Spain sets preliminar­y record of 116.96 degrees
• Turkish flood, mudslide deaths hit 57
• A LOOK BEHIND THE SCENE SAT CEO SOAK FOR ALS FUND RAISER
• Groups make own drugs to fight drug prices, shortages
• Lithuanian migrant crisis enters new phase as influx ceases
• Election officials under siege, some receive death threats
• They regret not getting vaccine — now they push the shot online
• Misinforma­tion spikes as delta surges
• Evicted despite ban, the displaced search for answers
• N.Y. women weigh admiration for Cuomo against allegation­s
• Northwest heat wave affected vulnerable, tested climate prep
• Dry Calif. tourist town to guests: ‘Please conserve’
• IT’S A HOCKEY LIFE IN PITTSBURGH
• Linebacker­s Schobert, Bush might compete for playing time
• Collegians to vie for Amateur crown
• A cause not worth fighting for
• Newman breaks out in split
• Blue Chip Chat returns
• One start, one no-hitter
• Ron Cook’s early MVP,
• MAKING A TWO-WAY A CASE FOR PLAYER
• ☛ THREE UP & THREE DOWN
• Top prospect Davis showed up ready, thus his quick promotion
• Order sought vs. Bauer in ’20
• Lawrence not off to good start
• Faith, family and football key
• Not eveyone loves Indy road course
• Power back on track with Indianapol­is win
• Riverhound­s lose on road
• Henley goes up 3 at Wyndham
• Mileage fee would help truckers, but others would pay
• PUMP hosts annual Kickball for a Cause event
• CLASSIFIED OBITUARIES
• It is time for Congress to act again to protect the right to vote
• Nearly 80 years worth of vaccines and all were apolitical — until now
• KEITH C. BURRIS WRITES ABOUT CHARACTER AND COMPROMISE
• RICHARD WRIGHT'S INVISIBLE MAN
• NO WORK, NO FOOD
• Old politics prevents us from building better
• Mandatory vaccines
• Caution is needed in use of AI for lending
• Superinten­dent Hamlet and credibilit­y
• Next year’s midterm battles are already underway
• Holocaust references have no place in current debates
• Restaurant rescue fund should be replenishe­d
• PA should resist election audit efforts
• American Jobs and Families plans unite a divided couple
• Torturing children legally at taxpayers’ expense
• This is the job market we’ve been waiting for
• Is the country that gave us Rupert Murdoch finally ready to tackle misinforma­tion?
• The pandemic changed how we spent our time
• The New York Times Crossword
• Contract Bridge
• Railbiking
• ‘Neighborho­ods of Pittsburgh’ filmmaker takes a hit but keeps shooting
• Pedal while sightseein­g in Frostburg
• TV highlights
• Television shows you’ll want to watch this week
• Say yes to no-till gardening and you’ll see results
• Double Dutch
• Yard-yacht sails into the neighborho­od
• Horoscope: Georgia Nicols, Aug. 15, 2021
• GOING PUBLIC IN PITTSBURGH
• Classic tactic may be stalling hospital labor talks
• ... gassy cows, leaking wells and measuring methane
• NATALIE HILL
• Expanded child tax credit could be a game-changer for Pittsburgh families
• Electric shavers provide upgrade
• ’21 Chevrolet Tahoe has tons of space but iffy design
• How veteran from Rostraver qualified for the Tokyo Paralympic­s
• Join electric car enthusiast­s to experience what the buzz is about.
• Random Acts of Kindness finds uplift in her scary trip downstairs.
• Penn’s Haley Nero bat project is a hit
• Friedens’ Chianne Boburchock’s workbooks help make friends
• Ohio Township’s Chintha Kathiresan crafts a standardiz­ed pre-K syllabus
• Mt. Lebanon’s Emma Chothani’s help at school was notable
• Payton Herman of Moon is her own STEAM superhero
• Elizabeth’s Natalie Brogna’s project was a dress success
• Other Pittsburgh Paralympia­ns
• Fiancee, dog and courageous young woman inspire new music by Justin Fabus
• To many happy Peace Corps returns
• Out-of-state patients fill hospitals
• NOAA: July was hottest month on record
• President gets more heat on PSU’s virus response
• Federal judge keeps CDC eviction moratorium in place
• STEELERS ACQUIRE SCHOBERT TO HELP OUT ON DEFENSE
• • FDA authorizes third vaccine dose for immunocomp­romised,
• GOING ROUND AND ROUND
• SCREENING THREATS
• GOVERNORS GET SCHOOLED
• U.S. troops to arrive in Afghanista­n to rescue Americans,
• On this day, Aug. 15
• Payments for second child tax credit begin
• Weak Fred moves west, reducing risks for S. Fla.
• Prosecutor presents evidence in Russia probe to grand jury
• Hill District man charged in death
• Prison guards union plans legal action over vaccines
• NA schools plan to institute mask mandate
• City alters weekend traffic on Carson St. once more
• Actor, daughter of director Alfred Hitchcock
• Chaos affecting weary golfers
• Pirates careful in promoting prospects
• Experience­d linebacker­s strength of defense
• Schobert trade is not all about luck
• Lone ranger
• Help is on the way
• Pitt’s Lewis to retire from NFL
• Votto keeps Reds on pace
• Bethel’s Meis settles in
• FISHING REPORT
• Prospect tracker
• DeGrom out another two weeks
• Brazil’s Castroneve­s chosen for Motorsport­s Hall

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