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November 22, 2008 | Wednesday Archive

November 19, 2008

Front Section

• Passengers on holiday flights may get travel shock
• Diamondbacks may leave Tucson to train in Valley
• St. Johns police video: Boy says he 'thinks' he killed his dad
• Clinton-era aide may be next attorney general
• Pickens' wife steps up to shelter wild horses
• Students' bonfire sparked Calif. wildfire, sheriff says
• Alaska's Sen. Stevens loses race
• Maliki backs deal keeping U.S. in Iraq through '11
• Study: Today's youths think highly of themselves
• Ginkgo doesn't block Alzheimer's
• Tanker capture raises new alarm over piracy
• Paulson resists pressure on foreclosure relief
• Lieberman keeps chairmanship
• McCain sets up re-election bid
• Alberto Gonzales gets OK for private lawyer
• Napolitano may get other post in Obama administration
• Corrections for 11/19/08
• Roberts: Never an excuse for DUI
• You may think I'm a hack, but I'm really a cowpuncher

Valley & State

• This week's heat sets record highs in Valley
• Lawyer fuels mystery of wife's death
• Glendale lands headquarters of USA Basketball
• Court ruling on treatment of jail inmates may be appealed
• Student arrested in 'prank' on his teacher
• Board of Supervisors meeting-law investigation closed
• Disabled children celebrate life, youth in Scottsdale
• Surprise waits for decision on bid for Fed Cup tennis tournament
• Speaker Jim Weiers in hospital for digestive disorder
• Initiative system is unwieldy, Ariz. Supreme Court writes
• House hopeful accused of not reporting work by election consultant
• Unsafe work practices led to biologist's plague death
• West Valley briefs
• East Valley briefs
• Scottsdale/northeast Valley briefs
• Phoenix news briefs
• Roberts: Never an excuse for DUI
• You may think I'm a hack, but I'm really a cowpuncher

Business & Money

• Freeport cuts 700 workers; majority in Arizona mines
• Renegy Holdings hurt by inability to expand
• Detroit's Big Three automakers beg for $25 billion lifeline
• New partnership spotlights mining industry
• ON Semiconductor drops bid for rival Atmel
• Economic woes squeeze doctors
• Attorneys question Mortgages Ltd. settlement
• The Valley's priciest home sales
• More negative signs for housing
• Gaylord drops Calif. effort; Mesa plans not affected
• Home Depot profit decreases 31%
• Stocks on Wall Street pull off rebound in final-hour trading
• Confidence drops as Treasury Department shifts approach
• Wholesale prices drop, ease inflation fears
• Panel seeks skin-filler warnings
• FHA lowers limits on loans

Sports

• Coyotes rally late but fall in shootout
• Suns' Porter gets help from unlikely reserves
• Former ASU star Pedroia named AL MVP
• Xavier repeats as state 5A-I volleyball champs
• Top seed Centennial wins 5A-II volleyball title
• Injured Winnik likely to miss another game
• Sun Devils rally late for win over Aztecs
• Rivalries spice up Pac-10's final weeks
• Texas aide Muschamp to follow Brown as coach
• UA banks on new offense vs. Oregon State
• D-Backs prospects make mark in Fall League
• St. Mary's Walker chooses Sun Devils
• Change to NFL's instant replay discussed
• Cards, Warner play contract waiting game
• Warner making case for Canton

Opinions

• Big 3 vital to economy
• A bad combination on Arizona's roads
• Here's another plan for automakers
• I need some convincing on bailout
• Letter writer skips over democracy
• Mixed-use concept good for lifestyle
• Thanksgiving should be important
• Shut down the bailout
• Gov. Napolitano, please don't go to D.C. now

Food

• Holiday menus: Traditional and progressive
• You'll give thanks for these budget finds
• Grilled Asparagus With Sauce Gribiche
• Brown-Bag Roasted Turkey
• Cranberry Relish
• Spanish-Style Fried Cauliflower With Garlic-Paprika Oil Drizzle
• Roasted Root-Vegetable and Hazelnut Hash
• California Fruit Stuffing
• Garlic- and Herb- Crusted Prime Rib
• Green Beans Amandine
• Pineapple Yams
• Mashed Potatoes

Smart Living

• U.N. casts Theron as messenger of peace
• Roomie's sexual habits an issue