Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2021-06-04

• BETHEL PARK WINS CLASS 6A TITLE
• U.S. to boost global vaccine sharing
• Duquesne will require students be vaccinated
• Asian-style grocery may take Hill District Shop ’n Save space
• Zappala responds to racism allegation­s
• BRENTWOOD SIBLINGS’ FAMILY DRAMA FILM
• O.J. SIMPSON DEFENSE ATTORNEY BAILEY DIES
• On this day, June 4
• Cancer drugs report preliminar­y success
• Talk of Trump 2024 run intensifyi­ng
• Biden offers tax deal in infrastruc­ture talks
• FBI probes postmaster general’s political fundraisin­g
• No ‘provoking’: Israeli official vows quieter tone with U.S.
• Belarus journalist weeps in TV interview
• FDA advises doctors to stop using faulty heart pumps tied to deaths
• Biden’s Tulsa speech offers powerful rebuke to the GOP’s whitewash of history
• An independen­t AG
• Getting public input on infusion of cash at PPS
• Systemic bullying by DA Stephen Zappala
• Republican­s winning Latinos in Fla. Can they do it nationwide?
• Lou Gehrig Day is a nod to humanity
• Pence: I’ll likely never see eye to eye with Trump on Jan. 6
• Biden expands Trump-era ban on Chinese investment­s
• A call to build new industries
• Lawmakers push for more local gun control
• Owner of Katie’s Kandy indicted for embezzleme­nt
• City man convicted in 2018 slaying in Hill District drug dispute
• Public comment forums over state university mergers begin
• Plum mayoral candidate, 40, dies after collapse during softball game
• Pitt standout known for big talent, big heart
• PPG Place owner makes case for six-story office building in East Liberty
• Boosting Black businesses
• Liquor control cites six restaurant­s, bars for flouting pandemic restrictio­ns in May
• Stock indexes end lower amid rising labor costs
• ‘The Current War’ opens as
• Pittsburgh Opera’s new season includes world premiere, familiar favorites
• 4 winners announced in virtual Gene Kelly Awards ceremony
• The New York Times Crossword
• Horoscope
• Contract Bridge
• LET’S ALL EAT
• Hayes, Stallings provide spark
• Penguins trying to solve expansion draft puzzle
• Pine-Richland coach calm in face of turmoil
• Penguins’ core loses value but can still play
• Ilkin retires from booth
• Visiting baseball’s past
• Nadal’s quiet place
• Boston scores OT win to take 2-1 series lead
• Hayes finally returns
• Hot Rod Charlie honors young activist
• Amateur has share of lead in U.S. Women’s Open
• Soltes carries unbeaten Bethel Park

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