All Headlines for Thursday, 09.04.2008

Front Page Headlines

• New breast-cancer tool outdoes mammograms
• Developers looking for help with 44 E. Broadway condos
• Procedural changes are cited in slow county tally

TODAY'S UPDATES

• Tucson woman injured when she runs into traffic after release from jail
• UA facing 'radical changes' in structure and course offerings
• Inmate dies at Arizona State Prison on Wilmot
• Blog: More details in case of Tucson boy kept in closet
• Plea could send Ariz. 'Marijuana Church' founders to prison
• Pinal County man arrested for having sex with a girl, 15
• Social Security debit card to be tested in Ariz.
• 'Welcome event' planned for new Tucson residents
• Border agents find stash of pot after short chase southeast of Tucson
• New schedule for weekend closing of St. Mary's Road
• Blog: Fair or foul? Replay survives first test
• Mountain jumper survives crash after chute problem
• Tucson motorcyclist dies in Southeast Side crash
• 1 dead, 1 injured when hit by trucks on Tucson's South Side
• StarNet's Tucson gas-price tracker helps you save at the pump
• Tucson police radar van locations for Thursday
• Catholic bishops endorse Ariz. measure to ban same-sex marriage
• Police probe Phoenix slaying of Jewish activist
• Blog: Is Miley Cyrus dating Cody Linley?
• Judge: New money design should accommodate blind
• Biden says Palin family is off limits to critics
• Credit card thief signs own name on receipt
• Cindy McCain parts with Palin on abortion, sex ed
• Oscar for Capra's 'Prelude to War' given to Army
• Study: Workers to pay more for health care
• Grupo Mexico says it will owe little to Tucson-based Asarco
• Nogales port gets new technology

TUCSON REGION

• How did Sarah Palin do?
• Opera tailored to kids
• UA scope sheds new light on black hole
• Ex-coach captures supervisor race
• 4 legislative contests may not be settled until Friday
• Procedural changes are cited in slow county tally
• Boosting border security is goal of new UA center
• Barrier in Nogales tunnel is removed
• Gas leak forces evacuation at Challenger Middle School
• Tucson Time Capsule : First flags at Secrist, 1973
• City Council unanimously approves new citizens commission for audits
• Alleged immigrant smuggler is arrested
• Parents of bicyclists hit by car add city, restaurant to suit
• Unofficial 2008 primary results (98% of Pima County precincts counted)
• Judge to keep hands off election-fund law, for now
• Radar van locations
• Deaths
• Jimmy's forecast

NEWS

• Corrections

Nation

• New breast-cancer tool outdoes mammograms
• Q&A on the News
• Ready or not, New Orleans residents returning to a largely blacked-out city
• U.S. ballot items target illegal immigrants
• Around the nation: Animator, voice of Snoopy dies
• Walkout at Chicago schools ends
• With poll numbers about even, Obama courts pivotal Ohio
• VP pick Sarah Palin makes her case to GOP
• Fired safety official reveals e-mails sent to him by Palin
• Schedule of speakers
• RNC on TV
• News in brief
• Pennsylvania mom, free after killings: 'I am not a monster'
• GOP convention remarks from Huckabee
• Prepared remarks by former Mayor Rudy Giuliani
• Text of Mitt Romney's speech
• Plea deal near in Detroit mayor perjury case
• Ohio mom spared death penalty for microwaving baby
• $350 million high school finally opens in Los Angeles
• Rhode Island nightclub owners reach settlement in fatal fire
• Investigators puzzled by trail of Washington killings
• Tennessee fires trooper accused of snooping

World

• Reported U.S. raid upsets Pakistan
• 'Mistaken fire' by U.S. troops on boats leaves 6 Iraqis dead
• Around the world: Huge ice shelf adrift
• Bush, sending Georgia $1B more, takes a slap at aggressive Russia
• Zambian leader's wife says he died unappreciated

Washington

• New data: Vaccine, autism not linked
• Survey: Young adults using less coke, meth

Arizona / West

• 'Boy' in '40s 'Tarzan' films is maintaining ties to Yuma
• 'Serial Shooter' jury selection is under way

Northwest

• Thornydale work takes a toll
• The case of the lost doodles
• Community classes
• Making believers out of new weavers
• Calendar
• 'Cookie bouquet': heavenly scent for bakers
• Not yet retired, but pretending works for a day
• Dramatic rainstorm memorable
• Police Reports
• Arroyo Grande hearing is tonight
• ELECTION RESULTS
• Northwest Fire/Rescue board short of candidates
• School notes

East

• Community notes
• Workouts for moms whose kids come, too
• CALENDAR
• Library information
• Police Reports
• Vail district's new school opens
• Vail residents thwart TEP plans
• Safety first at Sahuarita fair
• Class could be a lifesaver for pets in an emergency

Foothills

• 'Awareness-raiser' helps save animals
• Community Orchestra to open its season at TCC
• CALENDAR
• Police Reports
• Passing on compassion
• 'Poker run' benefit Saturday
• Library information
• A supportive type of summer session
• Pampered on behalf of a worthy cause

Sports

• Locals find sumo gripping
• Diamondbacks see a similarity to '07 season
• Reprieve gives this Rocket a real boost
• Serena outshines sister Venus in a quarterfinal fit for a final
• Tucson race to honor broadcaster of Le Tour
• Sports on the air
• Hurricane causes LSU postponement

Football

• Reprieve gives this Rocket a real boost
• One ring is not enough
• Saints' offense will march, but is defense in tune?
• Lions player just cut takes off with bags of new guy

Baseball

• Diamondbacks see a similarity to '07 season
• Serena outshines sister Venus in a quarterfinal fit for a final
• What you missed
• NL inside pitch
• Around the NL
• D-backs get it done
• Replay confirms A-Rod's homer
• Around the AL
• AL inside pitch

Golf

• Two-time Tucson Open champion dies

Auto Racing

• Let's cut to the Chase: 1 race, 2 spots, 4 drivers
• Pruett still going strong
• Stremme to replace Newman at Penske
• Ragan, Kahne race for Chase
• Logano ready for Cup debut
• Top US motorcyclist looking forward to Indy race

Business

• Trico scholarship applications available
• Hilton Garden Inn near TIA is sold
• GM cuts planned jobs at Yuma site
• Boeing strike delayed by two days
• Target subsidiary buys AZ furniture stores
• Nogales port gets new technology
• Grupo Mexico says it will owe little to Tucson-based Asarco
• Developers looking for help with 44 E. Broadway condos
• Utility aid for Arizona's poor is out $1 million after error
• TIA tower is turning 50
• Planned Mesa hotel may be state's biggest
• Economic woes aren't capping sales of booze
• Marie McIntyre: Being a 'quiet person' can skew view of your leadership abilities
• Carmakers may have sliver of silver lining

Neighbors

Accent

• Opinion by Bonnie Henry : The Duke rides again
• N.Y. Times best-sellers
• We are SO MAD all the time — at us
• Actress says 'Supergirl' tops her list
• Horoscope
• Carolyn Hax : By Carolyn Hax : Don't draw conclusions yet
• Bridge : It's so easy when you know how
• Dear Abby : Take threats of suicide seriously
• Arizona Opera holds free short show Friday
• Community Calendar
• Book events
• A lot of area history . . . and a little bit of the law

Caliente

• Food Fight: Who makes Tucson's best sandwich?
• Based on true stories
• Pat Benatar at Desert Diamond Casino
• Why? brings folk-rap back to Solar Culture
• American Black Lung has a pair of dates
• Valley of the Moon benefit Friday night
• Bear Down to beat up on Toledo
• Russell Brand hosts the MTV Video Music Awards, live on Sunday night
• Starting now, it counts: NFL opener is tonight
• Little Joe at Old Tucson Studios Saturday night
• Kinder, gentler vampires
• Returning shows get revamped
• This week's video game reviews
• Bear down on 'Jake's Corner,' for sure
• 'Teen' skillfully finds raw drama inherent in adolescent life
• Ask Phil
• Now playing
• At the box office
• Phil's picks
• Tucson-area movie times
• New on DVD
• Out-of-town movie times
• A look at upcoming movie events in town
• Chef's food flies off the grill
• More teppanyaki in Tucson
• Bright lights of Tucson lure barkeep from Big Sky Country
• Rumrunner hosts free wine tastings
• This week's hot 5 events
• The shock treatment can't be done
• Comic makes math add up in her books
• New Zealander Finn happy to be busy, touring
• Funny you don't know him: He's huge ... in the Netherlands
• Mogwai loves performing for its U.S. fans
• Squeeze bringing familiar sound to the Rialto
• A bar seeking itself
• Summer Milky Way now putting in last appearances
• Get Moving Tucson coming in six weeks
• Tucson-area movie times

Music

• Pat Benatar at Desert Diamond Casino
• Why? brings folk-rap back to Solar Culture
• American Black Lung has a pair of dates
• Valley of the Moon benefit Friday night
• Russell Brand hosts the MTV Video Music Awards, live on Sunday night
• Little Joe at Old Tucson Studios Saturday night
• The shock treatment can't be done
• Comic makes math add up in her books
• New Zealander Finn happy to be busy, touring
• Funny you don't know him: He's huge ... in the Netherlands
• Mogwai loves performing for its U.S. fans
• Squeeze bringing familiar sound to the Rialto

Movies

• Based on true stories
• Starting now, it counts: NFL opener is tonight
• Kinder, gentler vampires
• Returning shows get revamped
• Bear down on 'Jake's Corner,' for sure
• 'Teen' skillfully finds raw drama inherent in adolescent life
• Ask Phil
• Now playing
• At the box office
• Phil's picks
• Tucson-area movie times
• New on DVD
• Out-of-town movie times
• A look at upcoming movie events in town
• Tucson-area movie times

Dining

• Food Fight: Who makes Tucson's best sandwich?
• Chef's food flies off the grill
• More teppanyaki in Tucson
• Rumrunner hosts free wine tastings
• A bar seeking itself

Outside

• Bright lights of Tucson lure barkeep from Big Sky Country
• Summer Milky Way now putting in last appearances
• Get Moving Tucson coming in six weeks

Staying In

• Pat Benatar at Desert Diamond Casino
• Why? brings folk-rap back to Solar Culture
• American Black Lung has a pair of dates
• Valley of the Moon benefit Friday night
• Russell Brand hosts the MTV Video Music Awards, live on Sunday night
• Little Joe at Old Tucson Studios Saturday night
• The shock treatment can't be done
• Comic makes math add up in her books
• New Zealander Finn happy to be busy, touring
• Funny you don't know him: He's huge ... in the Netherlands
• Mogwai loves performing for its U.S. fans
• Squeeze bringing familiar sound to the Rialto

Opinion

• County must count ballots more efficiently
• Inflation: threat or reality?
• Different perspectives on UA victory
• Letters to the editor
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