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October 10, 2008 | Saturday Archive

October 04, 2008

Front Section

• How, when, $700 billion bailout should help economy
• Impact of Arpaio's crime sweeps is unclear
• '08 monsoon one of Valley's wettest - in places
• Lawmakers' brother missing after boat accident
• McCain plans fierce approach to Obama
• FDA: Bit of melamine all right in most foods
• 2 men are charged in female GI's death
• Pakistan: Likely U.S. strike kills 12
• 7 Russian soldiers die in South Ossetia blast
• Mexicans protest tenor's concert at Mayan ruins
• Details of bailout's execution remain fuzzy
• Lawmakers, Bush wait to see if bailout can stabilize economy
• Jailers net more illegal immigrants than other efforts
• Corrections for 10/4/08
• In debates, entertainment all that matters
• Family of recovering girl asks why case closed
• If you find a saguaro in New Mexico's wilds, do tell us

Valley & State

• 39 Ariz. schools fail 'No Child' standard for 5th time
• Arpaio still bringing in more funds than rival
• Tax credits to help solar, wind projects
• Register to vote, update records by Monday
• 9 arrested in fraternity milk-vomit incident
• Interim police chief a favorite in search
• Human services to get $115,000 from city
• Manross campaign holds cash lead in mayoral race
• Latino town-hall event to be held
• Ad against Saban elicits strong response
• Shopper alerts police to bloodied boy in cart
• Mesa police arrest woman after husband stabbed twice, dies
• East Valley briefs
• West Valley briefs
• Scottsdale/northeast Valley briefs
• Phoenix news briefs
• Family of recovering girl asks why case closed
• If you find a saguaro in New Mexico's wilds, do tell us

Business & Money

• Paradise Valley's million-dollar discounts
• 2 banks spar over Wachovia purchase
• SRP plans to build gas plants in Pinal
• Inventory-tracking software company gains attention
• Musing about skin-care ads
• Improve slow PCs with free solutions
• Starz deal adds more streamed movies to Netflix
• Shoppers with tight budgets hit dollar stores
• Stocks end lower despite bailout
• XXI Forever opens in Valley
• Former McCain home for sale
• AAA in Glendale cuts 110 workers
• Dutch Bros. Coffee set to open 2nd location
• Stylist ads push tourism in city
• County's total foreclosure notices in a week sets record
• Wells Fargo may move up in Arizona ranks
• Simpson, put down the Taser!

Sports

• Heat sign point guard Livingston
• Brewers face tough task in Phillies' Moyer
• Cubs on brink of elimination by Dodgers
• Castroneves pleads not guilty
• Canadiens' Carbonneau gets extension
• Coyotes' postseason no longer pipe dream

Opinions

• Whose traffic did they study?
• Tribal leadership key in gaming pact
• A personal view of Iraq
• Arpaio on the hot seat
• Bailing out the big guys
• Paulson's fix is too toxic
• Paying for the mistakes
• Endorsement is fraudulent
• How about those rebates?
• GOP hits new low
• How intelligent could these folks be?
• It looks like a rat, smells like a rat
• Why not let us deposit our $2,300?
• Bailout means company is too big
• Here is the secret to Palin's appeal
• Can we split the ticket?
• Legislators should get a pay raise
• Where is the collateral value?
• Adam Fisher is an honest person
• Mute button is getting heavy use
• Holiday displays working magic on spending

Home

• Fete for fall
• 5 tips for spiffing up kitchen on the cheap
• Remodel expands on quirky design
• 5 tips for shopping for a TV
• Epsom salt is good for plants and soil

Smart Living

• Help avert inheritance squabbles by talking with parents
• Minority groups promote breast-cancer education
• A boy's addiction, a father's nightmare
• Well-mannered Mara needs spacious yard
• Gadgets and tips to stay fit on a budget
• Arizona home to many generous volunteers
• Groups need volunteers: 3 ways to help
• Stone raises stink about foot issue
• Baby-sitter has frightening ride home