Calgary Herald - 2012-08-03

• Exec rejected Tory offer
• Medal all the sweeter for petite 52-year-old
• Banff grizzlies fed meat from tour van
• FAMILY SECRETS
• SPY VS. SPY’S CALGARY TIES
• WAR ON PINE BEETLE RAGES
• PERFECT TIME FOR PLANTING PERENNIALS
• TOTAL RECALL UNDERGOES REMAKE
• PHELPS SHOWS HE’S STILL GOT THE GOLDEN TOUCH
• NO-NAME SPRINT TEAM HOPES FOR GLORY
• Foreign Affairs learns from chaotic Egypt evacuation
• Byelection draws loads of interest
• E-mail seems to clear Kenney
• Thatcher was keen to avoid interferen­ce
• ‘Scandal’ staffer rehired by Liberals
• PQ vows to scrap tuition hikes
• Superior propositio­ned me: Maclean
• Youth slam government over ‘misinforme­d’ label
• Frozen dinners for seniors, while officials dine on caviar
• First-class effort required to attract travellers
• Tories’ Plan B
• Olympic-sized boast
• It’s time for unions to become more transparen­t
• Legitimate treatment
• Millar changes with times
• Obama, Romney focus hard on winning swing state votes
• Immigrants big business for U.S. prison industry
• GOP’S VP pick is any day now
• Vengeful dad plotted slaughter
• Veterans return to cabinet in Egypt
• Video puts Syrian rebels’ moral reputation at risk
• Colorado accused raised flags
• Annan struggles to escape the curse of history
• Iran swaps birth control for baby boom
• Don’t judge Pussy Riot protest too harshly, Putin says
• U.S. cyber legislatio­n not passed
• Afghans fearful of what future holds
• Cubans detour through Panama
• Shanghai winning war on ‘Chinglish’
• Cochrane finds pedal power
• Bragg Creek logging plan garners heckling
• Rock guitar charity playing all the right notes
• Boaters urged to behave
• Drivers urged to put on the brakes at emergency scenes
• City issues 55 accessible taxi plates
• Lions issue 10 awards for heritage preservati­on
• ‘Most wanted’ fugitive caught in B.C.
• Father, son ride Harleys for autism
• No wizardry in getting Potter star for F Word
• Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days
• GARDENING
• More pointless remakes
• Take the Fifth for some smart thrills
• Schwarzene­gger muscles back in with Last Stand
• Past comes full circle for Calgary rocker
• GR8T expectatio­ns
• Atwood offers up new poetry prize
• Indie beauties break Hollywood mould
• Timely watering makes the best of your plants
• Nasturtium­s are a pretty, tasty treat
• The New York Times Crossword
• NOW PLAYING
• CHEAP SEATS
• Hitchcock was a ‘deviant’ sex pest: Hedren
• Canadians give Japanese a serious scare
• Thinking about team pursuit
• Pegg lonely but proud
• He’s fast, but catching is a problem
• Mccabe upset with shattered dreams despite superb swim
• Hayden takes bronze medal in stride
• Rowing Canada struggles to see silver lining in London
• Weighing up the value of those precious medals
• Living a dream in London
• Brutal layover adds to woes for Alouettes
• Simon meets up with an old friend who’s also a foe
• B.C. needs more education about pipelines
• More delays for Enbridge
• Beautiful Game goes digital
• Goldman Sachs to fund jail program
• The Calgary Zoo is entering the digital age.
• Alberta courts Korean Air
• Fort Mcmurray Airport eyes world flights
• Canadian banks may snatch up ING Canada
• Vermilion Energy shuts in dry gas
• Start work on energy policy now: think-tank
• Apache falls short on Q2 results
• Bonavista earnings fall 95% to $3.6M
• Bug costs Knight $440M in trade errors
• Drought worsens, expands in U.S.
• Does Canada need an energy champion?
• ECB Dashes Market hopes for action
• ’VETTE FEVER
• Moving on up into big league
• Subaru’s Eyesight keeps drivers safe
• BMW driving elite athletes to Olympic glory
• Upcoming auto events
• Blue-collar brawler takes on Europeans

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