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October 10, 2008 | Thursday Archive

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October 09, 2008

Front Section

• Businesses hope a new era arrives with rumble of light rail
• Few experts foresaw market's yearlong slide
• Sedona's fight: Starry nights or road lights
• Candidates exchange barbs following Tuesday debate
• Man convicted in 3-year-old's death
• Group: Polling places lack resources
• $150 billion stimulus plan pushed by Pelosi
• Gitmo detainees' release halted
• Medicated kids miss therapy
• U.S. is reviewing Afghanistan policy
• Family kind to drunken intruder
• Ex-sailor guilty, posed as rear admiral
• $37.8 billion loan to AIG OK'd by Federal Reserve
• Planetarium earmarks defended
• Nebraska fears abandonments
• Judge won't declare mistrial
• U.S. ups air-attack death toll
• New opposition party expected in South Africa
• Testicular stem cells hold promise
• Crisis will make McCain victory tough, Kyl says
• Now, as in S&L '80s, deregulation blamed
• Environmental briefs
• News from home
• Cards fans can win by scalping tickets
• Hummingbird has pretty big brain for such a little guy

Valley & State

• Feds to use computer chips to foil cactus thieves
• State contracts larger than $50,000 on hold
• Bout death spurs talk of new rules
• South Phoenix to get money from hazardous-waste suit
• Woman uses prayer to scare off carjacker
• Avondale' s 4-day workweek now permanent at City Hall
• Governor criticizes legislative oversight panel
• Witnesses sought in teen's shooting
• Parties seeking out new registered voters
• Yuma pair on road to film fame
• Mesa's Sculptures in Streets exhibit on hold
• Early ballots may stall vote results
• East Valley briefs
• Scottsdale/northeast Valley briefs
• Phoenix news briefs
• West Valley briefs
• Cards fans can win by scalping tickets
• Hummingbird has pretty big brain for such a little guy
• Hummingbird has pretty big brain for such a little guy

Business & Money

• Government tries financial cleanup efforts
• Use of Internet-based software on the rise
• Valley's spendiest apartments are available in Tempe
• Slump hits year mark, but no still end is in sight
• Just deserts for Lehman Brothers honcho?
• Weak sales stir bleak outlook for retailers
• Scottsdale dentist brings environmental ethic to her office
• OrthoScan acquires $7.5 mil in funding
• Cut in rates could boost investor optimism
• European governments seek to contain global crisis
• 2 Power dealerships close doors
• Offers for Heard sites are likely soon
• Pool sponsor out; D-Backs seek another
• Hey, off the tracks!

Sports

• Coyotes aiming high for 2008-09
• Season preview: Around the NHL
• Q&A with Coyotes center Olli Jokinen
• NHL season preview - predictions
• Gintonio: Defense will be key for Coyotes

Opinions

• Editorial: Majority loses with Proposition 105
• A bold plan
• EPA exceeds its grasp
• Beware of government interventions
• Paulson picks Goldman Sachs crony
• Palin just what the country needs
• Like McCain? Remember 'Keating 5'
• Palin more experienced than Obama
• Mudslinging works but should stop
• 'Roe' could fall if McCain is elected
• Saban would be professional sheriff

Smart Living

• New at the State Fair: The Human Torch
• Oh, Sister! What a run for the nun
• 5 young finalists for Green Hero; you pick winner
• Comedy looks for fun in dysfunction
• Homemade cinnamon rolls pass test
• 'Esquire' crowns Berry the sexiest woman alive
• Constant sniffling could be Tourette

North Phoenix

• Businesses hope a new era arrives with rumble of light rail
• South Phoenix to get money from hazardous-waste suit