The Denver Post - 2019-11-05

• Man accused of bomb plot
• Minimum wage in Denver might rise in 3 steps
• Experts decry as subpoenas skipped
• BRONCOS DEFENSE HAS BECOME FORMIDABLE
• WITNESSES RECALL FRAZEE’S LACK OF CONCERN STOOD OUT
• IT’S OFFICIAL: U.S. WILL LEAVE PARIS CLIMATE ACCORD
• Here’s what Colorado’s college admission officers are looking for
• Commentary: Lying jailhouse informants shouldn’t put innocents behind bars.
• Salmonella outbreak impacts Colo.
• Position declared vacant
• Wearable air pollution monitors by CSU to test workers’ exposure
• MAN DIES IN SHOOTING AT LAKEWOOD 7-ELEVEN
• Coloradans favor free trade, spending on strong defense
• “Brewstille­ry” in the works from the teams at Ska Brewing and Peach Street Distillers
• Committee is urging beefed-up protection
• Dow hits record to lengthen rally
• Second McDonald’s executive leaving after CEO ousted
• Apple commits $2.5B to Calif. housing fund
• Occidental CEO faces scrutiny by investor
• Probe: Lead in water worse than Flint
• Court: Returns can be turned over
• ATLEAST5 KILLED IN IRAQ CLASHES
• Religious scholars needed amid growth
• Iran doubles the number of advanced centrifuge­s
• 1 in 2 seriously ill Medicare enrollees struggles with bills
• Kindness isn’t just nice – it’s effective; just ask Obama, DeGeneres
• The deportatio­n of Ms. Estrada
• Quarterbac­k controvers­y? Not according to Tucker
• Prescott a cool cat with three TD passes
• Has safety Simmons surpassed OLB Miller as the Broncos’ best defensive player?
• EVANS, MUNSON, WHITAKER ON BALLOT
• Winslow pleads guilty to rape, sexual battery
• Lindsay’s 30-yard touchdown run was keyed by four blocks
• Fangio waives bye to bye-week practice
• Skating lessons for NHL player? It works for Eller
• Rallying Rams pass Buffaloes
• ’Horns getting back to health
• Colorado sits in poorhouse
• Penske purchases Indy track, series

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