All Headlines for Saturday, 07.19.2008

Front Page Headlines

• Board deems river navigable, calls for Public Works review
• Eloy will be state's only Starbucks casualty
• Weather, c8
• Bankruptcy filings soaring
• Mexico intercepts mini-sub laden with cocaine

TODAY'S UPDATES

• Preview: Cremations gaining acceptance, popularity in Tucson
• For better or worse, McCain wedded to town halls
• Tucson police photo radar van weekend schedule
• Angelina Jolie and twins leave French Riviera hospital
• Coming Sunday: Guide to Tucson's fall programs for kids
• Woman attacked by kangaroo saved by pet dog
• Putrid whale carcass parts stink up Oahu street
• Report: Jeffs married underage daughter to adult
• Phx. mayor thinks slots at Sky Harbor can make money

TUCSON REGION

• Deaths
• Board deems river navigable, calls for Public Works review
• Political Notebook by Daniel Scarpinato : Bush buoys Bee but frets about YouTube
• AZ might get $210M a year from traffic eyes
• Bush event for Bee raises $500K
• Ex-firefighter gets $60K settlement in abuse lawsuit
• Today's schedule for photo radar van
• CARE Fair rich in resources
• Volunteer-honoree gets some face time
• Get involved
• Volunteer's love of kids a big comfort for homeless moms
• Probation for woman who killed boyfriend to save children's lives
• Man gets prison in invasion
• Man, 22, pleads guilty for role in home invasion
• Driver guilty in fatal crash after fistfight
• Bell honors fitness teacher, who's 'such a great person'
• Woman gets 16 months for trying to smuggle girl
• Man stabbed at bus stop
• Tucson Time Capsule : Early days of 'Curving Arcades'
• Desert Museum reopens trail portion
• Blood Donations
• Aid, comfort for homeless
• Here's what's planned for road work next week
• Jimmy's forecast

NEWS

• Corrections

Nation

• Huge crane falls in Texas, killing 4
• Big-band singer Stafford — 'GI Jo'— dies at 90
• Most Calif. fires now out
• Texas public-ed panel OKs high school Bible courses
• N.Y. finds out how fattening fast food is
• Calif. poll: 51% against ballot measure banning gay marriage
• New Hampshire OKs Chavez's offer of free heating oil
• PETA decries pig shootings in Army task
• McCain, Obama won't rule out buying new presidential copters
• McCain vows to help auto industry recover
• Aide: Obama trip won't have campaign tone
• Around the nation
• Cops: Body at home of woman who claimed baby buy
• Texas cops: Man in 2 wrecks over 4 hours; 1 dead
• Immigrant's beating death exposes tensions in Pennsylvania
• Web networking photos come back to bite defendants
• Judge restores protection for N. Rockies wolves
• Khloe Kardashian does hard time: 3 hours
• 8 months after meltdown, Spears mom-role expands
• Ed McMahon sues over neck injury
• Troyer reaches settlement in sex tape lawsuit
• Florida officer fired for demanding free coffee
• 5,000 gallons of molasses spill on Texas highway
• Massachusetts turnpike driver gives toll attendant $100

World

• Mexico intercepts mini-sub laden with cocaine
• IPhone $1.2K in Russian marketplace
• Pope 'deeply sorry' for sex abuse in Australia
• Hundreds of penguins washing up dead in Rio
• Pakistani Taliban to officials: Quit or die
• China quake recovery is long-term
• French aid workers abducted at gunpoint in Afghanistan
• Israel arrests 6 in suspected terror plot
• Around the world
• Cuba to give more state-owned land to private farmers and cooperatives
• U.S., Iran signaling willingness to negotiate
• Haiti's poor and powerful alike crowd sacred waterfalls to pray for better future

Washington

• Bankruptcy filings soaring
• Ga. congressman still beset by no-fly-list confusion
• Bush OKs timeline concept for troop cut in Iraq
• GI electrocutions blamed on Pentagon
• Sunday's TV News Shows
• Millions worry about food safety, poll finds
• Democrats press Gates, KBR on poor electrical work

Sports

• Weak year of sales spurs GM to end contracts at two tracks
• VILLA DEFENDS FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE
• Olson's return, KU add intrigue to UA schedule
• Regaining his teeth
• Cavendish wins stage, wants all attention
• Sports on the air
• Members of New England Revolution subdue man who stripped during flight

Football

• Favre saga nothing; remember when ...

Baseball

• Olson's return, KU add intrigue to UA schedule
• Sidewinders rally from 6-0 deficit, win in 13th
• Buyers or sellers? Rangers must decide
• Los Angeles pulls even
• Yanks open 2nd half with easy win
• Around the NL
• What you missed
• Around the AL
• NL inside pitch
• AL inside pitch

Golf

• Regaining his teeth
• Quigley's 10-under 62 gives him a 2-shot lead

Auto Racing

• Weak year of sales spurs GM to end contracts at two tracks

Business

• Athletic-goods firm files for bankruptcy
• N.M. seeks to block Asarco exemption
• Group stuffing 'bus' with school supplies
• Eloy will be state's only Starbucks casualty
• Wireless provider among few reaching into outlying areas
• Tucson #1 in cheap rent across the West
• Too soon to say oil bubble's popped
• Raytheon unveils new drone controls
• Kenneth Harney: $300B HOPE program would offer lifeline
• Playground-injury suit tossed
• How to succeed in business on your own terms
• Volkswagen Jetta Sportwagen a winner
• Here are tips for good deal on a new car

Neighbors

Accent

• You may find deals for baby at event
• Block out summer sun with chic masks
• Reduce airline hassles by learning to pack efficiently
• Community calendar
• Movie Schedule
• Did you learn by watching YouTube?
• Laminated canvas bags are way cute
• Don't underestimate the power of white jeans
• Bridge : With a little bit of luck
• Horoscope
• Dear Abby : Accept your son's girlfriend
• Carolyn Hax : Speak up about money issues

Opinion

• Monsoon by any other name will smell as sweet
• Thorns & Flowers
• Plenty of thoughts on Obama cartoon
• Letters to the editor
• Women's rights movement celebrates 160 years
• Daily Fitz Fix 07/19/2008