Edmonton Journal - 2014-06-20

• Armoured car firm, killer sued
• Century Park: 100 years in the making?
• Exotic cars exhumed from farm hut.
• Dirty Harry brings Jersey Boys to screen.
• Grass always greener on synthetic lawn.
• June 20, 1979: Brawlers slug it out in So You Think You’re Tough competitio­n
• Surgeons able get 3-D look at heart before using scalpel
• Warrant issued in fatal hit-and-run
• Girl’s death in care treated as suspicious
• Tower part of downtown renaissanc­e
• Ottawa using bad data to determine shortages, Alberta labour group says
• Plenty to celebrate on longest day of the year
• Constructi­on delays pressure students
• Wildrose targets suburban voters with new formula
• Hancock ‘hopeful’ schools will be ready by fall 2016
• Not-guilty verdict in killing of drug dealer
• Man who fatally ran over brother given $2,000 fine
• Developmen­t plan unveiled
• Surprise shrinkage costs horns world record
• Four area men busted in national child-porn sting
• Homegrown terrorists pose threat, University of Calgary expert warns
• Abuse-claim documents should be destroyed: adjudicato­r
• Tory leadership candidate regrets March for Jesus
• Soaking up sun a human instinct
• MacKay defends remarks on female judges
• Test finds best drug for chemo
• Was Baird tricked into this meeting?
• Inmates sue for $3.5M over alleged jail abuse
• Three charged after security truck guard ambushed, shot in heist
• New policy may be grand for Ford
• Centuries of hatred unleashed in Iraq
• Kurds claim much of Iraq’s north.
• Russia bolstering forces near Ukraine, NATO says
• U.S. workers treated for anthrax exposure
• Injured caver saved after 11 days
• After the gaffes and attacks, Trudeau’s star hasn’t budged
• Gesture suffers in execution
• Smith’s idea worth pursuing
• Only the rich get richer
• ATA has a lot to answer for
• Fountain Tire moves into employee-focused HQ
• Aboriginal bonds promise bright future
• Harley-Davidson dabbles with electric hogs
• BlackBerry finally shows some life
• Fewer spots available at seniors’ residences
• ‘You don’t want to be against everything’
• TSX FLAT AS TRADERS MULL NEWS FROM FED
• A Little off key
• Edmonton’s Mac DeMarco up for Polaris prize
• Montreal hip-hoppers to play jazz fest
• Vance Avery coming home
• At work with Dirty Harry
• Hollywood sees potential for riches in rising Asia
• No hope or glory, but a heart of gold
• War documentar­y remains as powerful testament
• Tough woman’s tale tougher to convey
• Quartet Gamak’s unique jazz has a global vibe
• More teams to vie on Amazing Race
• Sequel can’t even make Vegas cool
• MOVIE CLOSE -UPS
• The poet and the civil-rights advocate
• Bestselers
• Imperfect remembranc­e of things past
• Insularity taints Rachman’s latest
• Deft exploratio­n of what’s in a name
• Coach sets table for Canada’s rise
• Eskimos’ McCoil gets start with injured Sherritt sitting out
• Long-snapper King plies solitary craft
• Ray looks sharp as Argos win
• Suarez leaves England in tatters
• Spanish inquisitio­n is about to begin
• Ontario’s Henderson plays strong first round at Open
• Eleven-year-old Li displays maturity around Pinehurst
• Dodgers’ Kershaw adds no-hit gem to resumé
• Spezza deal will be tricky, Murray says
• Ducks clean house
• Peters lands job as Carolina coach
• Wozniak psyched up for Wimbledon main draw
• Students join lawsuit against election bill
• No compensati­on for bidders after armoured vehicles cancelled
• GM’s big SUVs haul freight in style, comfort
• LeMans is ultimate automobile test
• A good sign for Lincoln’s revival
• Outerwear with attitude
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