Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2012-09-29

• WPAHS nixes deal with Highmark
• REDS PITCHER RECORDS NO-HITTER VS. PIRATES
• Few seek cure for rare disease amyloidosi­s
• Officials suggest changes but no penalties at Western Psych
• Suit settled by Bank of America for $2.4 billion
• Judge stays Williams’ execution
• City rethinks food line for homeless
• Highmark and many other observers are shocked at the turn of events; what they are saying,
• Earthweek: a diary of the planet
• Hitler slept here, and that poses a problem
• Forces launch assault on al-qaida in Somalia
• China’s leaders try to move beyond Bo Xilai scandal
• Plane crash in Katmandu kills 19 on way to Mt. Everest
• Pittsburgh residents set to get new infrared heaters to save up to 50% on heating bills for only $139 and free shipping.
• Fighting in Syria intensifie­s, as U.N. warns on refugees
• Obama confers with Israeli PM
• Aid to Egypt resisted
• France’s budget proposal
• No tax, no blessing
• Vatican: Papyrus likely fake
• Going off the grid
• Contest shifts focus to raising money
• N.J. city plans to disband police
• Obama blocks Chinese firm
• Gay illegal immigrants
• Aurora suspect details
• Student loan default rate up
• Guns at TSA sites up
• Haggling a casualty of retail modernizat­ion
• Most regional gas bills will drop
• Region’s real estate market persisting
• Some U.S. Steel workers ratify 3-year contract, USW says
• Test scores analyst challenges interpreta­tion of panel findings
• Her foot’s in the door
• Weather service confirms 2 twisters hit area
• Conference focuses on African-american women’s contributi­ons
• Pitt panel extols virtues of author Brackenrid­ge
• Voter ID law has Masloff miffed
• County councilman wants policy on committee participat­ion
• Known as the ‘dean’ of U.S. motor sports journalism
• Founded Indiana firm that supplied tires for winning NASCAR teams
• NASA astronomer, major arts benefactor
• LATEST DEATHS
• Man admits not paying tax on lottery winnings
• Injunction request delayed for Strip plan
• Addison Terrace project put on a faster track
• Man shot to death inside Butler County home
• Man charged in bomb threats of jail, PNC Park
• Hearing set Monday on polling place access
• Teen to face trial in Larimer killing
• Man charged with firing at city police officers
• Shadyside waterline project starts Monday
• Romney needs to go large and start running a real campaign
• Now is not the time to give up on the Pirates
• Medical option
• Dream machine
• Bucs’ wreckage
• Color my city
• Troubling path
• We welcome your opinion
• Little luxuries
• The thin line between loneliness and independen­ce
• Europe’s austerity madness
• Dahlias bloom in technicolo­r on farm in Sewickley
• SHADYSIDE
• Microchip reunites owners with cat
• Author finds nothing ‘Average’
• Blood transfusio­ns don’t just help humans
• South Side clean-up
• Dogtoberfe­st
• Beastly hauntings
• Skyliners reflect on film about Janet Vogel Rapp
• Event puts designs on improving streets
• Phipps sponsors native plant, sustainabi­lity conference
• THE NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• ACES ON BRIDGE/
• WISHING WELL
• HOROSCOPE
• More mature Walkmen hit 10-year mark with ‘Heaven’
• ‘Voice’ judges fail to give mature talented Pittsburgh singer a shot
• MUSIC PREVIEW
• Elsewhere on reality TV …
• Extend your gardening season
• My dinner with Barack
• No-hitter; no winning record
• BRETT WINS BATTLE OF THE BRUMBAUGHS
• Polamalu feeling better at long last
• Bradley sparks U.S. team to 5-3 lead
• Francona an option for Indians manager
• Daily report
• American League
• Walker’s season comes to an end
• No-hitters vs. Pirates
• Snider’s catch
• WR has no memory of hit
• Truex still looking for second Cup win
• Elsewhere
• FOSTER SPARKS MAJOR COMEBACK
• Blocked punt return a stunning finish
• HOW THE WPIAL TOP 20 FARED
• Sto-rox, Williams hand Northgate first loss
• Knoch falls to Hampton in upset
• Mt. Lebanon grabs win in overtime
• OTHER GAMES North Allegheny 49, Butler 0
• Mars 49, Greensburg Salem 7
• OTHER GAMES Montour 45, Ambridge 14
• North Hills 21, Penn Hills 20
• Trinity 50, Laurel Highlands 14
• Upper St. Clair 47, Baldwin 6
• Gateway 41, Hempfield 13
• Bethel Park 29, Peters Township 6
• West Mifflin 48, Ringgold 20
• Fox Chapel 49, Shaler 14
• Mckeesport 18, Altoona 14
• Connellsvi­lle 44, Norwin 29
• Thomas Jefferson 50, Albert Gallatin 0
• New Castle 50, Chartiers Valley 22
• Penn-trafford 34, Latrobe 7
• Pine-richland 31, Kiski Area 14
• Elizabeth Forward 33, Uniontown 0
• Beth-center 60, West Greene 6
• Jefferson-morgan 20, Frazier 13
• Brentwood 14, Char-houston 7
• Beaver outlasts AAA Blackhawk
• OTHER GAMES Fort Hill (Md.) 54, Carrick 8
• Beaver Falls 34, Keystone Oaks 31
• Freedom 17, New Brighton 14
• Freeport 28, Shady Side Academy 14
• Aliquippa 48, Mohawk 0
• OTHER GAMES Mount Pleasant 48, Yough 6
• Ellwood City 42, Riverside 28
• Steel Valley 40, Quaker Valley 36
• A NEW ERA BEGINS FOR WVU IN BIG 12
• Dukes facing tough test vs. Saint Francis
• Returning punts not an issue anymore
• Commission­er ushers in Big 12 era
• Other games
• Talks resume, but not about money
• Fish & Boat director wins 3Rivers event
• Player ranks dwindle at Southpoint­e sessions
• Mon Valley tour back for second year
• Streak still on for ‘perfect’ racers
• Great Race will have great effect on traffic
• Historic anniversar­y
• Perfect Great Racers
• Gravity works
• Dukes land 6-8 recruit
• More college basketball
• Pro basketball
• Horse racing
• Track and field

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