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Air Algerie plane with 116 disappears from radar in Africa
By The Associated Press 8:08 a.m.ALGIERS, Algeria — A flight operated by Air Algerie and carrying 116 people from Burkina …
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Rossi: Johnston must reach Malkin in Moscow
By Rob RossiEvgeni Malkin finally is ready to listen, so new Penguins coach Mike Johnston better say …
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Moondog’s owner the force behind Pittsburgh Blues Festival
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- Fitzgerald stacks legislative wins as Allegheny council members struggle
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Allegheny
Bucar grilled by City Council, likely to win approval as public safety chief
By Bob BauderMembers of Pittsburgh City Council said they likely will confirm Stephen Bucar next week as Pittsburgh’s new public safety director, but that didn’t stop them from peppering him with questions …
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Westmoreland
United States proposes tougher rules for moving crude oil, ethanol by rail
By David ContiOlder rail tankers would be phased out in two years and speed limits would be lowered for trains transporting highly flammable crude oil and other dangerous liquids under rules prompted …
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Business
Rising number of health care workers have less than 4-year degree, study shows
By Alex NixonThe aging American population is creating more job opportunities for health care workers with less than a four-year college degree. The number of health care workers who have a bachelor’s degree or higher grew at a slower rate during the …
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Arts & Entertainment
Round up family and friends, it’s county fair season in Western Pennsylvania
By Emma DeihleCounty fair season has returned to Western Pennsylvania. The livestock are primping, engines are revving and local bands are fine-tuning their set lists in anticipation of summer fairgoers. Some fairs …
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Lifestyles
Healthy Eating: Rethinking breakfast? Try a meal in a muffin
By The Associated PressWhen fall rolls around, and it’s back to school and work, wouldn’t you love to start your day with something tastier and more substantial than that all-too-typical bowl of cold …
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Featured Commentary
Health information exchange will save lives
By David F. SimonIt’s 3 a.m. and you’re in an automobile accident. You arrive at the local trauma center — alone, unconscious and in critical condition. During the “golden hour” after the accident, the trauma staff wants to assure that the drug it …
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