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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has lost its bid to use the Right to Know Act to force the city of Pittsburgh to disclose a settlement struck with a former police officer, fired after fatally shooting a black man during a police chase. The newspaper wanted to find out whether the agreement -- in which the officer agreed to retire if his firing was rescinded -- includes financial benefits such as pension payments or back wages.
July 12, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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