Windsor Star - 2012-10-06

• After 9 seasons, NFL takes its toll
• NEW HOSPITAL COULD COST REGION $120M
• RENOVATION ON HOLD
• BALLOT OVERLOAD
• SETTING THE BAR
• Dirt-bike crash linked to thefts
• No more prayer at U of Windsor
• Future unclear at centre
• Lancers ready for home tilt with Ottawa.
• Birthday celebratio­n for local MPPS
• So what’s your home worth?
• War of 1812 events continue
• Amherstbur­g to host Rocky Horror Picture Show
• Reputed Mob boss Rizzuto released from U.S. prison
• Food inspection agency admits failure
• Inquiry hears military edited soldier’s suicide report
• My mother-in-law would have loved Bermuda
• Organ donors
• Unfolding tragedies
• Romney suddenly formidable
• The NDP’S misguided agenda
• Tories try to take credit for bridge
• A shame to delay male youth shelter
• Chaplain cuts raise ire across spectrum
• U.S. soldier blasts Obama for Khadr transfer
• Top court revises HIV disclosure law
• Kenyans can sue U.K. over colonial torture
• Syrian rebels on defensive
• School lights path for child warriors
• Bodies found after slide buries school
• Ont. jobs market ‘treading water’
• CAW paves way for new pension plan reforms
• GM stake tricky to sell
• Commoditie­s weaken in mixed markets
• KENNY ROGERS REVEALS ALL IN NEW MEMOIR.
• Diversity on TV rising: Study
• Chris Noth on board Titanic series
• Steel Magnolias remake blooms
• Film shows Stones in ’65
• Women with tools wanted for TV series
• Daryl Hannah held in pipeline protest
• Astray full of great stories in odd collection
• The strange necessity of lies
• Chris Brown dumps girlfriend
• Victorian chair likely had mate
• Coyotes liking life in urban centres
• Suspect owed Oland $500K: Papers
• Trudeau’s rebels storm the gate
• Loved and loathed Putin celebrates 60th
• U.S. clinics rush to notify patients
• The sandwich generation
• SLEEPING PILLS MAY BE LINKED TO DEMENTIA .
• Tips for choosing the right fitness club
• Pegasus comes into view even in bright city sky
• Now’s the time to get busy on fall garden cleanup
• ‘Plyos’ great way to burn fat
• Tigers too strong for A’s
• Spitfires run out of gas
• A’s turn to rookie in opener
• Pocock continues to share knowledge
• BULCKE STUDYING FOOTBALL BEHAVIOUR .
• HOCKEY ON THE WIRE
• Ex-leamington Flyer Brodie back in AHL
• Spitfires reclaim Russian forward Khokhlache­v
• Lions use bye week to regroup
• Assisted suicide advocate Taylor dies of infection
• HONG REDISCOVER­ING KONG
• European B&BS: Home away from home
• Hats off to Panama Canal
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• TRIVIA BITS

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