All Headlines for Sunday, 07.06.2008

Front Page Headlines

• Rosemont mine may be hard to block
• Drivers becoming riders
• TUSD plans to swap parcels with developers for new school sites
• Gas-card 'deal' on radio may be no deal at all

TUCSON REGION

• Neighbors briefs
• Rosemont mine may be hard to block
• Drivers becoming riders
• TUSD plans to swap parcels with developers for new school sites
• Gas-card 'deal' on radio may be no deal at all
• County: U.S. needs to look far afield to assess mine impact
• Care home probed after reported sexual assault
• Students from Iraq set for UA program
• Layoff will take 'his' kids away from D-M school crossing guard
• Neto's Tucson by Ernesto Portillo Jr.: Architect wants his hometown to look the best it can
• Tucson Time Capsule: Tucsonan set pole-sitting record
• How they voted
• On the agenda
• Leal wants to take second look at plans for courts complex
• Calls flood shelter for pets scared by fireworks
• Here is this week's list of I-10 area traffic challenges
• Where police radar van will lie in wait for you
• Baby Boot Camp targets new moms
• Fire officials: Humans, not nature, spark most blazes
• Some spots soak; some are high and dry
• Public can add pro, con views to ballot items
• Deaths
• Jimmy's forecast

NEWS

• Lottery
• F-16 pilot blacked out before crash, probe finds
• Sedona-Oak Creek road upgrade leaves the area as mellow as ever

Nation

• Even optimists feel a little gloomy — and yet ...
• Obama exhorts faithful to help fix U.S. ills
• Candidates offer plans to forestall foreclosure
• Polls, team strength, cash say it all: McCain is facing tough slog ahead
• Father of soldier killed in Iraq launches robot bomb disabler
• Q&A on the News
• Oregon man pilots his lawn chair 200 miles via balloons
• Calif. building rules getting tough to help keep homes from burning
• Around the nation
• News from home
• Climate shift raises question: Can all species be saved?
• Backlash in poor areas vs. potency pills
• Huge trove of 78 rpm records donated to Syracuse University
• Stabbing suspect caught fleeing in wheelchair
• N.J. party town relaxes rules on kegs, rude gestures
• Three freed US hostages give thanks for their rescue
• California wildfires strain state's resources
• 91-year-old woman gets stuck under car for 2 days
• Accident at Iowa town's fireworks display hurts 37
• Wisconsin stun gun thief who posted video gets prison
• New York beach evacuated after fireworks wash up
• Detroit man gets 13-20 years in road rage case
• Kenyan village gets clinic from brothers it helped

World

• Around the world
• South Americans angry as EU gets tough on illegals
• A tale of 2 villages in a crude competition
• As Gaza cease-fire sputters, Palestinians catch a breather
• Iraq chief declares victory vs. terror
• Iran brushes off West on N-plan despite offer
• Uribe pledges closer ties with Venezuela, but Ecuador tensions remain
• Tens of thousands of South Koreans protest against U.S. beef
• Colombian army finds ton of explosives in house outside capital
• Pakistan nuclear proliferation case 'closed'
• Two Russian servicemen killed in Ingushetia shootout, another in grenade attack
• Anglican archbishop rebukes 'ungracious' criticism of Archbishop of Canterbury
• Queen mother's note sells for $32,000 at auction of servant's mementoes
• German police say man tears head off Hitler wax figure at new Madame Tussauds in Berlin
• Angry Kashmiri protesters accuse Indian police of setting fire to Muslim shrine
• Hungary: Protesters attack gay marchers and police guarding them

Washington

• Final G-8 an uphill trudge for Bush
• Salmonella outbreak continues to grow
• Widow's struggle to collect on policy highlights law quirk

at Home

• Gardening By John P. Begeman: Aid heat-stressed plants
• Finds
• Restoration Hardware's new Baby & Child line has furniture, bedding
• Safety at home
• The Smart Collector By Danielle Arnet: Old brandy bottle does have value
• Calendar
• Cactus toy is sturdy, super-cute
• No more lumps, odd creases

Sports

• Best in USA … briefly
• First throw sends Camarena to Olympics
• Jennings' SAT score delayed a third time
• Yaquis, O'odham send clubs to tribal tourney
• Retired Mayweather accuses HBO announcers of bias against black fighters
• Sports on the air
• Hall denied chance for third gold
• SEEN AND HEARD AT THE OLYMPIC TRACK & FIELD TRIALS
• Valverde wins first stage, checks off two objectives

Men's Basketball

• Jennings' SAT score delayed a third time

Baseball

• Around the AL
• Peavy makes it easy
• Kinsler's average keeps climbing
• Around the NL
• AL inside pitch
• NL inside pitch
• What you missed
• Buckner, 2 other Sidewinders shut out Salt Lake
• Off-season trade key to Rays' climb

Golf

• Pernice's 69 gives him a chance to win for first time in seven years

Auto Racing

• Officials: Busch winner at Daytona

Business

• Tucson Rates 07/06/2008
• Rein in your high cell-phone expenses
• Slump in tourism means bargains for summer Tucsonans
• 'The thing that keeps us growing is people'
• Mortgage crisis staggers high-end developments
• Small-cap stocks could herald broader recovery
• Todd Ossenfort: Credit-score product combines three scores
• How to negotiate your way out of bank, credit-card fees
• Gail MarksJarvis: Brutal stretch leaves few places to hide
• Document use offline possible in Google Docs
• MoneyAisle.com worth try
• Moving up

Neighbors

• Youth-to-Youth program is rescuer

Accent

• Opinion by Bonnie Henry : It seems that ladies still need to dress their men
• 'I feel like a chemical factory,' and other stops along the treatment trail
• Best Bet: Birthday bash for trumpeter
• Movie Schedule
• Community calendar
• Remote Controlled by Gerald M. Gay: Big brother on 'Wizards' played hockey in Tucson
• Tell Me About It by Carolyn Hax: Girlfriend thinks he's ogling other women—what can he do?
• One man's cancer journey
• Horoscope
• Gallery all-stars: She's a nature lover

Travel

• Travel Solutions by Christopher Elliott: Lost luggage, reimbursement a real pain
• New meaning to Bronx cheer
• Travel briefs
• Birders flock to Seaway Trail

Caliente

• Catalinas loop offers cool respite from hot city

Outside

• Catalinas loop offers cool respite from hot city

Opinion

• Campaign 'patriotism' debate a sham
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• More letters: Would Tucson benefit from an auditor?
• Public should accept more frequent, but less destructive, forest fires
• If you build it, they don't always use it to commute