All Headlines for Sunday, 07.05.2009

Front Page Headlines

• Big bang for the Fourth
• Mountain lion wipes out farm's petting zoo
• New exec: Smaller steps key to Downtown
• Sellers also-rans in market for homes

TODAY'S UPDATES

• Tucson man killed in motorcycle crash near Sonoita
• Man shot, killed by police on Tucson's South Side (UPDATED)
• Death of ex-NFL quarterback ruled a homicide
• Tucson-area cops to join AG for crime forum
• Road Runner by Andrea Kelly: Traffic laws we have forgotten
• Who are Tucson's rising stars?
• 55 arrested in DUI stops across Tucson
• Tucsonans share memories of man landing on the moon
• Walt Disney World monorail crash kills employee
• Texas teen says father wrapped chain around him
• Calderon opponents poised to gain in vote for Mexican Congress
• Today's interactive map of crime in Tucson
• Tucson gas-price tracker: StarNet helps you save at the pump

TUCSON REGION

• TUSD recruited elsewhere amid layoffs
• New Sunnyside spending, down $8.2 million, is OK'd
• Neighbors Briefs
• Big bang for the Fourth
• Mountain lion wipes out farm's petting zoo
• New exec: Smaller steps key to Downtown
• Program to send Tucson-area kids to summer camp passes $150,000
• 1-year-old is critical, 2nd girl stable in separate near-drowning incidents
• Tucson Time Capsule : Work under way during Drive-in heyday
• Ernesto Portillo Jr.: Art gives young muralists new hope
• Mistrials occur for numerous reasons; who might be at fault isn't predictable
• Skrappy's settles into new digs
• Political notebook: Senate chief Burns changes tune about working with new governor
• Failed legislative bill leaves public-financed campaigns in doubt
• Radar van locations
• Deaths

NEWS

• Homeless students in AZ up 18 percent
• Mom's arrest harks back to notorious case
• Weather helps cut wildfire numbers

Nation

• Around the nation
• News from home
• Artists give mummy a face
• LA prepares for Jackson memorial's costs, crowds
• Lady Liberty's crown opens to visitors
• Jackson's 'mystery man' breaks his silence
• There's no holding back as NYC sends 22 tons of fireworks aloft
• Palin looks to national role, 'higher calling'
• Bald eagle released in N.C. as freedom rings

World

• Iraq snubs Biden on help with factions
• In health-care debate, European system has pluses — and minuses
• Iranians weighing Mousavi arrest on charge of being an agent for US
• US-funded bridge facilitates flow of Afghan opium, heroin
• Ousted president vows to seek return to Honduran office
• India cracks down on power theft
• Around the world
• Ultra-Orthodox Jews, police battle in parking-lot protest
• Vatican reports '08 deficit; '07 was worse
• North Koreans defy the world, launch 7 missiles on July 4
• Afghan frontal attack kills two GIs
• Japan's Cabinet approval rating falls below 20%
• Bomb blast near south Philippine cathedral kills 1

Washington

• What public wants is hard to pin down, politicians discover
• US history gone missing
• Obama to begin weeklong foreign trip
• Wash. Post publisher acknowledges mistakes on 'salons'

at Home

• Full speed ahead with headboards
• Get fresh decor ideas from friends, photos
• : 'Fair price' depends on changing factors
• 3/4 Calendar
• Prune plants the right way in hot weather
• : Having guests over? Don't strive for perfection

Sports

• UA recruiters look down the road
• Firecracker Triathlon's oldest entrant is determined not to take the longest
• Ex-Titan McNair shot, dies
• Blocking out all relative thoughts
• Lance does pretty well for an old guy
• Abdirahman wins USA Men's 10K for third time
• Sports on the air

Men's Basketball

• UA recruiters look down the road

Football

• Ex-Titan McNair shot, dies

Baseball

• D-backs rally in eighth
• Around the AL
• al inside pitch
• Around the NL
• Lincecum is in All-Star starter form
• NL inside pitch
• What you missed
• Knox garners All-Star spot

Golf

• Tiger, Kim tied for AT&T lead

Softball

• Greg Hansen Sunday Notebook : Black learns golf's secret

Soccer

• Young US team trounces Grenada to open Gold Cup

Auto Racing

• Stewart claims win after last-lap crash

Business

• Tucson Rates 07/05/2009
• Exercise choices in Facebook account
• Sellers also-rans in market for homes
• Tot missing from home is found
• Traditional closings by restaurants, stores no longer taken lightly
• Josh Brodesky: For untold thousands, it all began at Brodsky
• Beaudry RV buys time in reorg plan
• On the Money: After 401(k) dive, it's time for a rebalancing act
• The Credit Guy: A cash advance to pay for wedding is costly
• Personal Finance: Health of insurance company is key
• One box to play them all …
• Moving up

Neighbors

• Soda-can tabs add up for ailing kids

Accent

• Beautiful byway
• Extreme dining brought him eye to eye with unlikely entree
• Bonnie Henry : I might be all thumbs at times, but it doesn't include texting
• This story of 11 lifelong friends took time, trust to write
• Authors, artists, musicians await at Summerhaven
• Star will eliminate VCR-plus codes
• Do stores lose when couponers win?
• Free stuff
• People, nature provide canvas for photog of long experience
• Free (& cheap) events
• 'Big Brother' cast has ASU grad who's a taekwondo medalist
• Her and her big mouth: Radio's Wendy Williams coming to TV
• She's perfect, so to speak — but she doesn't
• Send us your info on performing arts for 2009-10 guide
• Horoscope
• Movie Schedule

Travel

• Sarasota is in circus world's center ring
• Sip, save in wine country

Caliente

• Travel Solutions : Airlines charge pet fees because they can

Movies

• Travel Solutions : Airlines charge pet fees because they can

Opinion

• Don't set policy by amending City Charter
• Letters to the editor
• Daily Fitz Fix 07/05/2009
• Civics quick quiz
• Transforming education in Southern Arizona