Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2022-09-30

• Ask The Health Insurance Specialist
• Hospitals evacuate hundreds of patients
• Father: Jones’ Sandy Hook lies forced move from Conn.
• GOP states sue Biden administra­tion over student loan forgivenes­s plan
• House OKs scaled-down bill targeting Big Tech
• Senate passes stopgap bill to avert shutdown, aid Ukraine
• ALS drug wins FDA OK despite questionab­le data
• Jan. 6 chairman: Ginni Thomas reiterates false election claims
• N. Korea launches missiles after VP Harris’ DMZ visit
• Queen’s cause of death revealed
• Russia to annex more of Ukraine
• One way to stamp out child poverty
• Students improve when schools ban cellphones
• Kennywood shooting should alert other venues
• History is done and dusted
• Grief for the queen requires grief for others, and change
• The Fed isn’t telling us how much its inflation fight will hurt
• Allegheny College offers 100% tuition
• Allegheny COVID-19 case counts decline
• Pittsburgh historian and storytelle­r
• Startup incubator accepting applicatio­ns
• Death is anything but a dying business
• ‘Pittsburgh knows how to make things’
• JOYFUL MESSENGER
• ‘Bros’ a major studio, R-rated gay rom-com, and it’s quite good
• Post Malone has crowd swooning
• The New York Times Crossword
• Contract Bridge
• Pickens not getting open often enough
• Browns’ Garrett cited for speeding in car crash
• Bengals edge Dolphins
• Cubs sweep Philadelph­ia
• Bullpen must mature if team is to have consistent success
• Kicking game a concern as slate toughens
• Trojans pick up key win at Mars
• Florida State game on despite Hurricane Ian
• Today on TV & Radio
• Russian players cleared by Czech Republic

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