Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2012-09-28

• Fitzgerald backing Peduto mayoral run
• Candidates court veterans in Va., one of half-dozen pivotal states
• At U.N., Israel draws its ‘red line’ on Iran
• Appeals judge set to rule on legitimacy of state’s new voter ID law
• RAD board to conduct hearings on transit aid
• In film set here, parents take charge of failing public schools
• THE ROAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE
• A review of “Won’t Back Down” is in
• Gullible liberals are the most galling kind
• True Pittsburgh fan would never really root for team to lose
• Tiny pet turtles being blamed for salmonella
• U.S. probe of Libya attack uncovers link to al-qaida
• Syrian refugee numbers surging, U.N. says
• Possible Hoffa burial site draws visitors
• FTC moves to protect kids with online privacy overhaul
• Maker of film detained in Calif.
• Soros giving $1 million to super-PAC for Obama
• A virtual showroom
• Production jobs rare for young workers
• Tech firm sees trillions of computers in future
• Stocks snap this week’s losing streak
• Temporary holiday hires could turn into permanent jobs
• Pittsburgh Promise results prove promising
• Congress candidates have spirited exchange
• Duquesne City schools won’t fight state
• Repeat offender blames disorder, gets sentenced
• Board of pardons delays clemency vote
• City housing authority seeks to fill leader roles
• One of the first black head nurses at St. Francis
• Frustrated boss of Pink Panther’s Inspector Clouseau
• Writer of lesbian fiction
• The Obama illusion
• Pa. law is a giant step backward for civil rights
• Upon further review
• China duel
• Re-elect Doyle
• On gas drilling, local officials deserve control
• Irreparabl­e harm
• Hip-hop to the polls
• Moderate Muslims speak up
• Ohio gets the love
• Do not, repeat, do not try this!
• ‘Looper’ logic
• Emmy-winning ‘Homeland’ returns
• Logan Lerman enjoyed perks of Pittsburgh during filming
• ‘Wallflower’ a celebratio­n of youth
• ‘Looper’ takes a wild ride through time
• Rowling’s grown-up book keeps it real
• ‘Pitch Perfect’ hits notes sour and sweet
• Making ‘Homeland’
• Showplane is Broadway-bound
• Film’s stars had monster time creating their animated characters
• Families welcome at ‘Hotel Transylvan­ia’
• Pittsburgh’s First Laser for Custom Cataract Surgery
• BOUNCING FROM SPORT TO SPORT
• MIKE WHITE’S XTRA POINTS
• FOOTBALL GAME OF THE WEEK
• Mt. Lebanon
• Montour sticking with 3-QB system
• Getting worked up over labor strife
• Defending PIAA champs living up to expectatio­ns
• Mars landing as challenger for WPIAL title
• The ‘Deal’ for hoops
• Mikayla Mance
• JaQuan Davidson
• WHISTLING IN THE DARK
• Smith, Bailey connect on faith, football field
• Snider’s catch for naught
• Can Big Ten change its ways?
• Pirates should ship management
• Pitt football
• High-powered offenses dominate in PSAC
• Washington stuns No. 8 Stanford
• Raiders roll past Vikings
• Once fierce, competitio­n has evolved into friendly rivalry
• Acta takes the fall for Indians’ collapse
• National League
• Correia’s future remains unclear
• Veteran officials back; Goodell apologizes
• Lockout reduces Glass’ period of adjustment
• Bettis among 127 Hall candidates
• No Hail Mary miracle as Baltimore holds on
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• South Fayette’s Kosky revved up for NHRA event
• HOROSCOPE

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