The Arizona Republic - 2018-10-30

• For caravan, still many miles to go
• Amid ongoing drought, cities look to make wastewater more usable
• Scientist: Parks Dept. destroyed artifacts
• Theft-prevention funding swept for Strike Force
• A person pauses
• Man fought off snakes during mine-shaft ordeal
• Red Sox among the best
• On Halloween night, just showing up is enough
• If we can’t talk about guns, what about hate?
• Don’t turn into pumpkin — get your ballot in mail
• 3 troopers injured, 1 man dead after I-17 shooting in Phoenix
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Trump tariffs force hard choices
• Expanding vouchers is premature
• Finding candidates who support education
• I am the answer to Doug Ducey’s overly partisan agenda
• No, Trump isn’t to blame for the shooting at synagogue
• Strong Wall Street start ends in big drop
• Sam’s Club plans to open cashier-less store in Texas
• US mobile ad spending may hit $113B by ’20
• Did faltering Suns find a point guard?
• Wilks praises Cards’ defense
• Encouragin­g turnaround
• Accelerate favored in Breeders’ Classic
• Late filing: Swimmers will miss championsh­ips
• Offseason topics: Harper, Machado, rule changes
• ASU looks to keep momentum vs. Utah
• 5-star guard Dort on display at exhibition
• FRIGHTFULL­Y FESTIVE
• UNITED FEATURE SYNDICATE CROSSWORD PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
• LOS ANGELES TIMES CROSSWORD

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