Edmonton Journal - 2012-02-02

• Afghan war injury toll tops 2,000
• Police bar Occupy protesters from U of A campus
• Smart-e-pants takes the pressure off
• Sugar a slow, steady killer, U.S. report warns
• Smash looks backstage on Broadway
• Facebook wants a few investor friends
• Pakistan denies backing Taliban
• Dispute over cigarette led to LRT killing, court told
• Budgets from scratch in new law
• Mild winter fine with Snow Boss
• Paula Simons
• Serial rapist sentenced to 14 years
• City helps with purchase of Mcluhan property
• School boards not doing their job when they play urban planners
• Students to be moved from school near power line
• Stelmach advising Ukraine on gas developmen­t plans
• Critic calls Tories’ $100,000 cabinet tour ‘ total waste’
• Pandas, pipelines on list for Harper’s trade mission
• China hopes to settle Arctic disputes by ‘peaceful means’
• Hull crack raises concern for increased oil tanker traffic off B.C.
• Court rejects CBC’S attempt to dismiss fashion mogul’s case
• Many Canadian police agencies ‘whitewash’ crime reports: study
• Battle against gun violence led to death
• New bill’s focus ‘on danger,’ not numbers: Toews
• System needs to think about victims, ombudsman says
• Give killers suicide option, Tory senator says
• Wife of polygamist leader relives pain of Bountiful split
• Pickton probe fell into ‘inertia,’ inquiry told
• Tory MP wants to end extra EI for convicts
• REMINDER: GREAT LOVE STORIES NEED GREAT SETTINGS (remember to breathe)
• ‘Neo-conservati­ve ideology’ behind pension cuts: Liberals
• Foreign competitio­n hurts refineries
• Woman charged in smuggling probe
• Canadians support oil exports, but are iffy on pipeline, poll shows
• Disgraced Anglican priest back at Nova Scotia parish
• ‘A black day for football’
• Romney roasted over comments on poor
• Russia threatens to block UN resolution on Syria
• Picky eating can be disorder
• Let’s stick to approved LRT route
• Poor pension plan
• Student rights not violated
• Harper channellin­g Reagan with ‘starve-the-beast’ strategy
• Deniers hinder aging-population debate
• Enough with pep rally on later retirement
• Renney’s mandatory fitness test ‘puts fear’ in those returning from injury
• Esks add kicker, subtract another
• Gronkowski sidesteps ankle issue
• Class Action
• Ticats release Cobourne
• Reimer won’t let Penguins slide
• TSN analyst Ferraro pokes fun at Leafs’ Phaneuf
• Schneider debate gains steam in Vancouver
• Game could go down to wire
• All hands on deck for Giants practice
• Woodhead makes big impact for Pats
• Power rates 36% above level of a year ago
• Stock markets on a roll amid raft of positive reports
• Altagas to buy Semco Energy for $1.14B
• Nortel aimed for ‘integrity’
• Manufactur­ing growth slows
• Kodak wants its name removed from Oscars venue
• Target wins battle over name
• Resurgent Chrysler tops auto sales
• Exports on the move
• RRSP still ahead in retirement savings plans
• Loonie closes above par on positive data
• Move will make many billionair­es
• Morgan Stanley wins bragging rights
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD by Wi l l Shor t z
• TODAY'S CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE by Bobby Wol f f
• Silicon Valley braces for Facebook millionair­es
• Artistic fog delayed release of rapper’s Raining
• Godot returns to Edmonton stage
• Super Bowl ads go viral
• Soul Train creator Don Cornelius commits suicide
• ‘ we wish you Love, peace and soul’
• Wolfe performs a ‘melting pot’ of music
• Opry stage that once held Cash, Presley to be replaced
• Hollywood’s super push: Dictator but no Dark Knight
• Judges, host punted from X Factor
• Undercover Boss packs a punch
• The Voice, and nothing else
• Firth to play unsung hero in murder case

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