Calgary Herald - 2012-06-18

• Lutheran teaching appeals to non-christian families
• Accused gunman carrying $330,000
• Stampede ticket sales on historic pace
• MAYOR MOURNS DAD ON FATHER’S DAY
• WEBB SIMPSON RALLIES TO WIN U.S. OPEN
• RODNEY KING FOUND DEAD
• Greek election calms euro jitters — for now, writes Matthew Fisher
• Radiohead ‘shattered’ by drum tech’s death in stage collapse
• Today’s Advertiser­s
• Verdict reignites right-to-die debate
• City’s Greek expats feel ‘ a little bit of relief ’
• Ottawa flagged safety concerns about Enbridge pipeline project
• Co-worker glad she quit job before killings
• Quebec sisters likely not slain: Thai police
• Opportunit­y sprouts in potato patch
• Hockey is about skating, not blocking
• It’s not a crime to be a girl
• Changing lifestyles
• Literacy spells success for aboriginal youth
• Wear a helmet to save your life
• Take a course
• Language test
• Plus-15 planner retires
• Police say random sex assault ‘concerning’
• U of C scientists develop font that helps simplify the complex
• Temporary urban parks sought for city streets
• Calgary entreprene­ur rides recycling boom
• Latest Windows has users struggling to adapt
• Serving up yogurt with a twist
• An app for that ‘I’ve nothing to wear’ moment
• First Nations woman navigates community’s anti-oilsands charge
• 12-year-old ATV crash victim led life heart first, family says
• Oh grow up!
• How light shone on Night
• Summer travels with kids
• Weather an alien touch for Falling Skies’ crew
• Miracle not that earth-shattering
• Bieber rules award show
• America’s Got some weird acts
• ‘Yesterday’s news’ Burris settles into life as a Tiger-cat
• Setting the table for draft day
• Murray most NHL ready of prospects
• Ladainian Tomlinson to retire today as a San Diego Charger
• Ames, Ogilvie call course setup unfair
• Hossler falls short in top amateur bid to Spieth
• Stamp receiver dives into financial world
• Life now looking up for Gott and Coker
• Players pass Father’s Day away from families
• Maver won’t quit his day job for tackling
• Miami’s superstar a man on a mission
• Ronaldo rediscover­s touch as Portugal spikes Holland
• Defender’s rare goal gives first to Germans
• Rodeo vet wheels into new phase
• Lavalley claims triumph courtesy of Special Delivery
• Cecil tosses injury-hit Blue Jays a lifeline
• Delacour course a dandy challenge
• Time to tweak sponsorshi­p regulation­s
• Octogenari­an notches hole in one at D’arcy Ranch

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