Calgary Herald - 2012-05-12

• PLEA FOR MISSING SON
• Costs climb for west LRT leg
• Albertan on death row in U.S. simply waits to learn his fate
• WINNING THE WEST
• Motorsport legend Shelby dead at 89
• Sister’s ex guilty in Hudson family triple murder
• Victim’s widow ‘happy’ charges laid in double killing
• Woman finds cougar in backyard with dead deer
• PM asks court to toss ‘frivolous’ lawsuit
• Rafferty found guilty of 2009 rape, murder of Tori Stafford
• How rioting thugs make me grateful on Mother’s Day
• Green issues threaten to give Harper a black eye
• Facing reality
• How the elderly are treated should scare you
• A piece of aviation history unearthed in Egypt’s desert
• Online posts as pleasurabl­e as sex?
• Mom arrested in deaths of babies
• Ex-murdoch executive reveals close ties with U.K. politician­s
• Foreign cleanup adding to Canada’s $7.7B tab
• U.S. taxpayers to get stake in ‘Passion’ prequel
• U.K. police arrest Canadian mother in infants’ deaths
• Brother of victim throws shoe at Norwegian killer
• Plane violates Obama’s airspace
• Ex-wives paying more alimony, child support
• Girls taken by U.S. fugitive released from hospital
• Egyptian candidates label Israel an aggressor in debate
• Trucker dies saving man from oncoming SUV
• Nenshi blasts power lines
• FAITH & REASON
• Constable honoured for tireless work
• Church leaders have faith in disaster preparatio­n
• Remaining suspect pleads guilty in Bolsa slayings
• Zoo’s shift away from union draws complaint
• Probe of diabetic drivers a non-starter
• Suspect ‘in blackout’
• Playwright tackles Doubting Thomas
• ‘Wheels’ service keeps faith in motion
• Faith calendar
• Energy industry attempts to woo Quebec
• Jpmorgan stock slammed due to loss
• Trader thrust into spotlight
• Alberta job growth strong as Canada enjoys best 2-month gain since 1981
• Viterra deal raises competitio­n fears
• CPR chief loses more investor support
• Seaway crude offered on Gulf Coast
• B.C. NDP boss to play nice with Ottawa
• Retirement not likely to quiet Gibbins’ v
• voice on national issues
• Airdrie housing market looks strong
• The psychology of debt
• What will your retirement look like?
• STRONG JOBS REPORT FAILS TO BOOST TSX
• The New York Times Crossword
• DESPERATE no more
• Bloody good Sweeney Todd a first-rate farewell
• St. John’s artistry shines through
• LIFE AT HOME
• The man behind The Dictator’s beard
• Black Keys simply spine-tingling
• Gifted violinist delivers taste of Spain
• EX-CEO denies fraud allegation­s in Art Gallery of Calgary lawsuit
• Actress Hilty talks blond ambition
• Fifty Shades of Grey author shocked by book’s popularity
• Fresh new look and perspectiv­e
• Strange days in Trump’s world
• Ovechkin at the frontier
• Flyers West thriving in L.A. silks
• Deere in top shape as race day nears
• Oil Kings leery of drop off
• Rangers, Caps know what to do in Game 7
• Coyotes make hockey hot in desert again
• Young cowboys Laye, Taypotat aim to make names for themselves
• Big names fall as three share lead in Florida
• Heffernan just starting to feel comfortabl­e again
• Student dreams find home in competitio­n
• MORTGAGE RATES:
• RATE YOUR RESALE
• PHONE IN IRELAND OPENS CALGARY DOOR
• RESALE BALANCE SHIFTS TO SELLERS
• SHOW HOMES OF THE WEEK
• SHOW HOME MAP
• Doodling inspired winner
• Demand grows for resale condos
• Women help build homes for families
• Nolan Hill houses launched
• Exclusive Rear-attached Garage Homes Only Available In Cranston
• Golf-course community hits hole in one with homeowners
• Medical technologi­sts in demand
• Pharmacist­s’ skills go beyond pills
• Work e-mails are bad for your health: study
• Paramedics expected to be in high demand
• Operating room nurses are a breed apart
• Inner-city buyer reaches for sky
• Thinking ahead boosts value of your condo
• Mountain magic gets team assist
• House has rooms with a view
• Everything’s taken care of at Qualicum Landing
• Buenos Aires
• Trips and events for as little as . . .
• Nearly blue-chip night at Trump Toronto
• Dog-friendly trip requires travel kit
• Travel Q&A: Help for vegetarian­s abroad
• Wilderness wonders in B.C.
• Etiquette of changing a diaper at 30,000 feet
• Peeking under the hood at latest Disney attraction
• 2012 Alternativ­e Games include bog snorkellin­g, worm charming

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