Edmonton Journal - 2013-08-14

• Expense claims suit likely futile
• Vehicle seized in road-rage incidents
• Transfer Khadr to jail from prison: lawyer
• Tips for a summer sipping party.
• Opinion: NHL should give Gretzky a job.
• Changing of the guard at Blues Fest.
• Aug. 14, 1948: Voters urged to mark upcoming ballots with numerals, not an X
• ‘This is a hunt down and run’
• Arson caused $1.2-million fire in Mill Woods, investigat­ors say
• Driver charged with manslaught­er
• RCMP examine toddler death
• Ward residency shouldn’t be issue
• Top U of A profs urge reversal of stand against pay cuts
• Hikers’ brush with feeding grizzly forces closure of two Banff trails
• Logging suspended to aid caribou recovery
• Car prowlers dumped dead teenager’s ashes
• Victims’ mothers ‘re-traumatize­d’ by police shooting
• Woman angry, depressed over unneeded mastectomy
• Railway’s operating permit suspended over insurance
• Audit lays out Wallin’s ‘partisan’ expenses
• Michael den Tandt: A reputation in tatters.
• Tattoos that mark the living memory
• Researcher­s use virus to fight cancer
• Pro-morsi sit-in settles in, despite warnings
• Israel frees 26 Palestinia­ns
• Mars rehearsal ends in Hawaii
• Nuclear missile unit fails safety inspection
• Storm victims hit the jackpot
• Boston suspect’s pals deny charges
• Army shooter says he’ll be ‘martyr’ if executed
• Beijing to crack down on bizarre rooftop villas
• Study may explain near-death ‘lights’
• Dignity for veterans
• Boycotts only hurt athletes
• Facing facts in the battle with crime
• A PM’S home is his castle
• Telecoms paint Verizon as their latest bogeyman
• Could Manitoba hydro boost oilsands?
• Only breaks Eskimos get are lousy ones
• Theisen-Eaton first Canadian to medal in heptathlon at world track and field championsh­ips
• Eskimos’ Krausnick likely to make first CFL start
• Nilan insists Boston mobster doesn’t have his ring B2
• Did one shot change Tiger’s world this season? B2
• New Raider sleeps in the ‘dungeon’
• New arrivals give Eskimos a chance to shuffle O-line
• Lions’ Valli finds mental aspect of injuries hard to shake
• Fall raises safety concerns
• Raonic, Pospisil broach second round in Ohio
• Inquiry into steam use demanded
• Blackberry’s woes reminiscen­t of Nortel’s
• Shale oil under fresh scrutiny
• Ability to jump and climb takes robots to the next level
• Keystone opponent seeking live debate
• Four Canadians charged in penny-stock plot
• Rise of the one-tenant REIT
• Savings came from collecting beer cans
• Oil drives TsX TO TwO-week high
• How do you prepare for your business’s future?
• How does your business keep up with technology?
• Fuelling jobs for Canadians
• Career possibilit­ies lure new talent
• HOROSCOPE
• Rhode Island institutio­n on a mission to entertain
• Hal and Joanne o Amazing Race Canada
• Jann Arden helps her hometown
• ‘A dynamic time for TV,’ executive says
• Musical ‘outlaw’ bucked system
• Show is hot, Ramsay’s not
• NEW YORK TImES CROSSWORD
• TODAY'S CROSSWORD
• THE ACES ON BRIDGE
• Chill with seasonal drinks
• True Grape: Putting the cork in wine myths
• Dining Out: Belgravia Hub a place to meet friends
• Give plums a chance in recipes
• Add some sweetness to crepes, salad

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