Edmonton Journal - 2012-09-21

• OIL KINGS OPEN NEW SEASON WITH BANNER-RAISING CEREMONY
• Comatose child dies at Stollery
• Four E. coli cases in Edmonton, one in Calgary
• Arena meeting uncertain.
• Enjoy a touch of retro glam.
• CanLit stars hit shelves this fall.
• Eastwood covers bases
• Mandel pitches stadium
• No ordinary SUV
• Journal staffers nominated for online awards
• AHS board limits scope of audit
• Former teacher jailed for sex with student
• First Nations lawyer questions Enbridge spill
• Jurors differ on sentence recommenda­tion in murder
• Falls fans want it to flow again
• ‘Every day a challenge’ for injured boy
• Easy-to-read provincial expenses format urged
• PM to join mourners at Lougheed memorial
• Officer denies bias in suicide probe
• Public-service stress up under spectre of job cuts
• Pot advocate plans petition
• Tories rebuff call for MP pension bill
• Staffers left feds on hook for overdue credit fees
• Caution on GM corn
• Toews moves to end prison socials
• Bird strikes imperil fighter jets
• Boys’ higher obesity rates alarm doctors
• Spy agency questions security of takeovers
• Amish guilty of hate crimes after cutting hair, beards
• ‘Stomach pains’ presage labour in U.K.’S first birth in combat
• Video taps into painful history
• Ex-guantanamo inmate linked to consulate attack
• Royalties sought for ‘restoratio­n’
• White farmer can take Zimbabwean property
• Soviet legend looks back
• Teaching science without using Barbie as cannon fodder
• Falling for our faux waterfall
• Uncle Sam unleashes tax hounds to hunt down a Canadian citizen
• Slippery slope for all of us
• Parent prays for strike’s end
• Endeavour on its final journey
• Judges skeptical of CIA secrecy
• Will Hall play in Europe during NHL lockout?
• Injured Eskimos punter Dales says struggling kickers Shaw, McKnight will get the job done
• Lowe down on Oil Kings
• Players to don suits, ties for labour hearing
• Cornish not about to take the bait put forward by Riders’ coach
• Future looks bright for Barrett
• Jones itching to silence doubters
• Diamond Rings set to sparkle
• Baseball movie misses strike zone
• Gritty police tale captivates
• Horror flick never breaks new ground
• Tell it to the Judge
• Urban revels in less-is-more role
• Butt Naked general bares guilty soul
• Of gowns and guillotine­s
• Things that go bump ...
• Anderson has this dance
• Sitcom master readies return
• Undercover Boss flips
• Laughter and grief in potent combinatio­n
• Kerouac ‘haunted’ by his heritage
• A biting insight into Britain’s state of decay
• BESTSELLER­S
• Air Canada to hire 1,100
• Nexen shareholde­rs give thumbs-up to takeover bid
• Condo project rising quickly
• Fall market risk may carry into winter
• Reitmans unfazed by Target
• Farmers want to take wheat-board fight to Supreme Court of Canada
• Rail shipping helps boost oil prices
• NEW YORK TImES CROSSWORD
• Pouncing on new shale plays
• WEAK COMMODITIE­S DRAG DOWN TSX
• Wrangler gets touch of refinement
• New fuel rules a bit unrealisti­c
• Whyte Avenue dealer goes back to roots
• 2013 Santa Fe Sport
• AMG celebrates 45 years of Mercedes performanc­e
• A meeting just meant to be
• Monograms add a touch of class in home decor
• It’s a wrap for Western Canada Fashion Week
• Furniture with feeling
• Purse designs inspired by belly dancing
• Sherwood Park shoe lovers rejoice
• A fresh start and a new career in fashion

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