Calgary Herald - 2012-08-10

• DREAM GOAL
• EX-AHS brass get pension bonanza
• ADVENTURE IN ARCHEOLOGY
• STAMPS DUMP TICATS
• BOLT GATHERS UP GOLDS IN STYLE
• TONYA VERBEEK CLAIMS SILVER IN WRESTLING
• BETTMAN THREATENS NHL LOCKOUT
• Face-chewing victim says attacker seemed friendly
• Crisis in Syria has Baird ‘tremendous­ly concerned’
• Industry goes on offensive
• Alberta Tories step into the present
• Affidavit rebuts robocall claims
• New F-35 stealth fighter still right on target
• Child abductor to be assessed
• Depression drives suicidal thinking in vets: study
• Top RCMP woman officer retires
• It’s the dawn of a talk-and-textbook plan
• Website aims to help pregnant smokers
• Cover up if you want to celebrate your pride
• Deferred decisions could come back to haunt Obama
• Restoring public trust
• Failing to pipe up
• In Calgary, preemies enjoy milk of human kindness
• When you’re in Canada, please don’t feed the animals
• Saving the foxes
• Status of drone pilots still climbing
• Flood death toll up to 49
• Agent Orange cleanup begins
• Rover sends colour ‘Earth-like’ images
• Russian space launch flops
• Shooter to claim self-defence
• Colorado suspect mentally ill: lawyers
• Trial told ‘brutal means’ used in killing
• Russian PM warns China on expansion
• U.S. man pleads guilty to killing 8-year-old boy
• Hammer attack suspect used B.C. man’s name
• Aleppo battle suggests strains in Syrian army
• Spain plans to ban all abortions
• Equal treatment won for pregnant students
• Care facility gets an apology
• Some Calgarians defend U.S. visitor’s comments
• Family medicine gets training boost
• Fire chief won’t discuss censure
• Two men missing in water mishaps
• Vandals hit charity’s trailer
• Charges laid in southeast groping case
• Action franchise is BOURNE again
• Jal moves to a more joyful musical place
• Ruby Sparks
• The Campaign
• Play focuses on artists’ relationsh­ip
• Woody Guthrie’s legacy lives on
• Outrageous revue sings
• Partners in prime-time put their friendship first
• Travis lying on road: 911 call
• EATING from the GARDEN
• GARDENING: A bounty of vegetables
• Don’t turn having children into a power struggle
• FRIDAY MOVIES
• Crystal to celebrate turning 65 by writing a book on aging
• The New York Times Crossword
• NOW PLAYING
• CHEAP SEATS
• Hope springs eternal at summer TV meetings
• Redemption is sweet
• Captain Canada lifts women’s soccer to new heights
• A Canadian star is born
• Benfeito’s hopes take nosedive
• Irish eyes are smiling on their golden boxer
• Nyhaug misses BMX final by a single point
• Athletes have interestin­g facets
• Lady Luck favours U.S. in soccer final
• Shinkaruk looks right at home on ice with draft picks
• Riders look to rebound
• Kids’ wow factor inspiring
• Cornish and Co. give Ticats the runaround
• Sherritt tackles job with unabashed zeal
• Blake boys focus on world ‘business’
• Pettersson exploits benign course
• Back where it began, Daly off to good start
• Fledgling energy retailer has charitable intentions
• Canadian Natural cuts $680M from budget
• Science, politics to play role in future of energy
• Canadian Tire Q2 profits jump
• King’s specialize­s in moving people
• Global slowdown still hurting trade
• Price surge sparks fears of food crisis, restrictio­ns
• Crescent Point aims for six-figure production
• B.C. will reap benefits from pipeline
• Tempering U.S. shale potential
• BROAD SECTOR GAINS PUSH TSX HIGHER
• ULTIMATE JAGUAR
• Some new cosmetics for Audi’s A4
• New Mercedes GL gets more power
• 2013 Subaru Legacy gets a new heart
• Bypassing critical system is not the answer

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