Connecticut Post - 2019-10-30

• Second man dies in Nevada copter crash
• Complaint just start of difficult process
• Quinnipiac professor: Ban ChickfilA from campus for ‘antiLGBTQ position’
• GOP, Dems spar over emailswith consultant
• State math scores rise, down in U.S.
• Greenwich cop on leave after ‘signgate’
• Missing man’s family seeks public’s help
• Murphy joins call to end Trump’s cheap health plans
• Hubbell sees slight rise in earnings
• Xerox doubles profits while continuing job purge
• Conn. restaurant servers law remains in limbo
• Dorothy P. Uhelsky
• Nicholas James Lamproniko­s
• Sylvia Weitzer
• Health officials use census data to reach uninsured
• K9 in Islamic State raid boosts Blumenthal efforts on dogs
• Everyone must join the fight against the flu
• Derby developmen­t moving forward
• Kupchick best choice for Fairfield
• Write in Moore
• McLeod retires
• Jets keep Adams, Bell, Anderson: ‘There was no fire sale’
• Hurley has ‘hope’ for Huskies this season
• NCAA board approves athlete compensati­on for image, likeness
• Bouknight applies for rehab program
• Seymour finishes another dualmeet season undefeated
• GIRLS SWIMMING TOP PERFORMERS OF THE WEEK
• Middleman helped Saudi give to Obama inaugural
• Shingles vaccine helps people over 50
• Reader loves life but not the wrinkles

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