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November 22, 2008 | Tuesday Archive

November 18, 2008

Front Section

• Gun sales soar; fear of limits is blamed
• Bailout unlikely for Big 3 amid political deadlock
• Basketball moves help Glendale score big
• Several age limits for Neb. safe-haven law in play
• Study: Embryo implants more prone to defects
• Reducing stress may slash risk of death by half
• Ex-rivals Obama, McCain have cordial talk
• Agencies act to keep Obama from replacing Bush officials
• Thousands more kids went hungry in '07, report says
• Deep snow is blanketing Great Lakes, Northeast
• 1,000 homes burned by California fires
• Gulf War illness is real, panel finds; U.S. faulted
• Iran signals shift on U.S.-Iraq pact
• USA Basketball to boost Valley economy
• Glendale, 9 other cities vie to host Final Four tournaments
• Pirates take Saudi tanker brimming with crude oil
• Universal health-care bill in works
• Obama aides cite need for big stimulus to stem crisis
• Kevin Tillman's shouts still silent and eloquent
• Ins, outs of mergers on romantic road, in center lane

Valley & State

• Goodyear breaks ground on Reds' training facility
• $86 million in projects cut to fund court tower
• Suspect held in ramming death in Mesa
• Marchers gather to highlight homelessness
• Disgraced priest arrested in San Francisco
• Information sought in Iraq vet's death
• Funeral for teen killed in wreck set for Friday
• Napolitano picks 1st Hispanic for top post
• DVD, booklet help teens deal with feelings of grief
• Goddard's office launches GOP inquiry
• Artist's vision leads him to sobriety
• Scottsdale/northeast Valley briefs
• East Valley briefs
• West Valley briefs
• Phoenix briefs
• Kevin Tillman's shouts still silent and eloquent
• Ins, outs of mergers on romantic road, in center lane

Business & Money

• Year-end strategies can reduce tax bite
• A rescue for Big 3 to involve conditions
• Trash haulers expect merger to spur layoffs
• Ex-Senate chief stays active in law firm
• Startup seminar
• Design on a budget
• Phoenix Newspapers sells stake in D-Backs
• Pink Taco alters menu to lift sales
• Tool may aid in making deal
• Hotel planned in west Mesa
• West Valley industries expect growth
• Regional firms not recognized
• New signs of banking weakness help push Dow down 223 points
• Target to cut prices for the holidays
• Citigroup cuts deep
• Mark Cuban charged with insider trading
• Yahoo Inc. co-founder is out as CEO
• Suit targets marketer iCrossing

Sports

• ASU basketball emphasizes rebounding
• HS Insider: Low seeds plant hope in playoffs
• UA playing for itself against Oregon State
• Fox won't match ESPN's bid for BCS
• McNabb's OT gaffe may haunt him
• Pujols captures 2nd NL MVP award in 4 years
• Hasselbeck apologizes to Cards for comments
• Dawson's 5 FGs lift Browns over Bills
• Shaq fined $60K over a 5-day span
• Tar Heels stay on top of hoop poll
• 4A-I volleyball: Sunnyslope captures crown
• 4A-II volleyball Seton Catholic takes crown
• 2 Coyotes defensemen excel at blocking shots
• USA hoops helps put Glendale on map, again

Opinions

• Minefield ahead
• High street hopes
• Obama's election brings tears of pride
• Robb misses key points on cuts in budget
• We all now must help Obama succeed
• Give bailout to small businesses
• 'Big 3' automakers are vital for jobs
• Oregon mileage-tax idea a bad one
• OPEC part of global economic mess
• French are getting it wrong again
• What if we fall into 'Great Depression II'?

Smart Living

• DJ diary Valley radio legend Dave Pratt's new autobiography has charitable spin
• Bite-size foods will score big at tailgate parties
• Troupe delivers love letter to Landers
• Backstreet looks to change its sound, Carter says
• 'SNL' parody puts Napolitano in big time
• Stand-in groom shocks wedding guests