The Palm Beach Post - 2016-10-28

• Antonacci testifies in fired-worker case
• Oregon standoff leaders acquitted of federal charges
• 61 charged in call center scam based in India
• Former Penn St. assistant coach awarded $7 million
• Trump U. staff included drug trafficker, child molester
• Broadband providers face privacy mandates
• Pepper spray, bean bags fired at pipeline protesters
• Experts uncover hidden layer at Jesus’ tomb site
• Modest gains, but most students in U.S. still lag in science learning
• Trump on ticket brings disorder to the GOP House
• Trying to understand our election anxiety epidemic
• American Legion: Don’t ignore veterans’ issues in campaign
• New quakes fell buildings spared in August
• Mariota, Murray power Tennessee to easy win
• Fowler builds off Cup performanc­e
• Indians, Manfred to discuss Wahoo
• McGruder’s dream comes true in his NBA debut
• Inconsiste­nt pass protection lingers as a major concern
• UCF in contention after 0-12 season
• ThunderWol­ves claim district title
• Charter school CEO: Trump sisters’ visit was not political
• Former TV executive Murray Green was unique, even in death
• ‘Dr. Phil’ episode with Harrouff taken off schedule
• Suspect to remain in jail until trial in W. Boca slaying
• New Latin eatery opening soon in Lake Worth
• Judge won’t delay murder-for-hire trial set for Dec. 1
• Frankel talks tourism with hoteliers
• Amazon courts grocery shoppers with delivery
• New models at LakePark at Tradition win big in 2016 Parade of Homes
• Limited Time Offfffffff­fffer: Save up to $10,000 on Quick-Delivery Homes
• Hurricanes make you appreciate floral beauty such as the zinnia
• It’s OK to love Halloween
• Pneumonia vaccine not perfect, but success rate is notably high
• Man’s house is not big enough for grandchild­ren

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