Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2012-09-30

• Access to Guantanamo client eroded
• Health deal unraveled gradually
• Debates an opening for Romney camp
• Midfield terminal at 20: a shell of its past self
• For local Catholics, how issues stack up
• WELL SUITED
• GOP vice president candidate Paul Ryan in Ohio.
• Prisoner released to his native Canada.
• Pittsburgh papers duel over slave proclamati­on
• School scholarshi­p effort aims to fulfill its promise
• Administra­tion warns hospitals about abuse of electronic records
• Security called lax in Libya attack
• Afghan troops given guide to Western cultural ignorance
• Pope’s butler trial begins
• Syria’s historic market the latest casualty
• Supreme Court justices face important rulings in upcoming term
• Suspicious voter forms found in 10 Florida counties
• ‘Subsidiari­ty’
• Differing views
• Government rationale
• ‘We tend to buck the odds’
• Sapelo slave descendant­s fear losing land to soaring taxes
• Cardinal discusses Vatican II
• STILL FOR THE BIRDS
• Midland wary of Cyber inquiry
• ‘This can’t be Midland’
• Lean times
• Let’s hear it for the humanities
• The real redistribu­tors
• Mrs. Jesus
• Living large
• We can’t ignore the effects of education cuts
• Mercy Behavioral, have a heart
• PSSA and cheating
• Debating the debates
• Taxpayers to UPMC: Cough it up
• Obama’s real record
• The Reverse Migration
• Diaz delightful­ly details a perfect jerk
• The American Revolution, up close and casual
• Fun and funnerer
• Would you prefer one chance or two?
• Back in the U.S.S.R. days …
• ‘Mongol Pop’ is on the march
• MORE THAN A PASSING FANCY
• Homer in 9th holds off ‘20’
• Big plays will be back in due time, Haley says
• In more than 30 years
• It’s a hockey night in Johnstown again
• Players stoking loud start
• Mauti backs up words with deeds
• Dan Mason’s journey of faith
• A classic
• Baylor offers no defense for it
• Dukes extend streak to 4
• Qualifies first at track formerly his least favorite
• STRIKE FORCE
• Detroit’s Miguel Cabrera: Last days of a Triple Crown race
• American League
• Mcdonald coming to grips with his second-half failures
• Mike Wagner: Despair, and then …
• Significan­t changes proposed in the management of muskellung­e
• ‘Fall’ is a four-letter word
• WCOS to enforce state ATV regs
• A brick road
• PACS, CEOS donate $1.5 million
• Gun sales up amid election race fervor
• Analysis offers unorthodox tax rate notion
• Oontz an ideal accessory
• Tool adds AI to process of picking job recruits
• CLASSIFIED OBITUARIES
• Publisher printed Pentagon Papers
• New home to crime fighters
• Inside Harlem’s history
• Person of interest:
• Appreciate art through new app
• These recipes are a plum assignment
• German Baroque shines at Saint Vincent
• TICKET KEY
• To take photos, pull over
• Showplane is Broadway-bound
• Confluence set to host Pumpkinfes­t
• Is there hope for this stinky car?
• Atheist’s definition is hopeful
• In job interview, it could pay to have credit report handy
• Mobile workers flock to co-working spaces
• Don’t rebel against warning on performanc­e
• Springer Manor

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