The Arizona Republic - 2012-12-23

• STILL IN CRISIS
• Organ pipes in majestic sound
• The story of the year ... that wasn’t
• Debate over gun reform
• The essence of Tarantino films
• Story of the year
• The gun debate: Complex or not?
• NATION & WORLD
• WEEK IN REVIEW
• WORLD BRIEFS
• NATIONAL BRIEFS
• ABC’S ‘THIS WEEK’
• CORRECTION­S & CLARIFICAT­IONS
• Holiday season poses challenge for troops
• Stage set for Mass. Senate election
• CPS POLICIES AND PROMISES
• THE REPUBLIC SERIES
• Mourning town inundated with gifts, money and more
• Dying teacher on a quest to see if he made a difference
• Veterans benefits may expire
• Scandinavi­an fish dish still lives on despite the taste
• Pope pardons ex-butler who stole his papers
• Egyptians vote ‘yes’ on constituti­on, early results show
• Russia welcomes any offer of safe haven for Assad
• SATURDAY’S DEVELOPMEN­TS
• VICE PRESIDENT RESIGNS
• HITTING THE RIGHT NOTES
• Somali piracy business model is breaking down
• Japan’s next leader wants a freer rein for military
• 9/11 cancer study has more questions than answers
• Annual bird counts give scientists climate clues
• Constructi­on sales-tax change eyed
• Lawsuit accuses MCSO of profiling
• Volunteers make Fiesta Bowl into top-notch event
• Chandler to be creative in its pursuit of funding
• Send words of support to those hurting in Newtown
• 12 candidates to run for council
• 3 measures on ballot for March
• Space center nets STEM grant
• Free swim program for infants
• ATHEISTS JOIN FORCES
• Seel really, really doesn’t want Ariz. health exchange
• Inouye had strong ties to Ariz. greats
• Small gifts to candidates affect transparen­cy
• MORE ONLINE
• Adult care
• 4 shot outside strip club; no arrests made
• ABOUT SEASON FOR SHARING
• Textile artists share work at quilt exhibits
• ‘ART QUILTS XVII: INTEGRATIN­G A PARADOX’
• Bergstrom, Robert A.
• Braverman, Pearl
• Barbee, Joe Ed
• Brennan, Wesley William
• Beebe, Reginald David (Regie)
• Christians­on, Dolores (Dodo)
• Edgar, Wagner O.
• Fike, Charles
• Clark, Cynthia Marie
• Canale, Edward "Eddie"
• Flickinger, Dick Lee
• Foster, Dorothy A.
• Cahlamer, Shirley M.
• Cron, Mary Ann
• Draper, Patricia "Patti" Michelle
• Acosta, Nieves A. Sr.
• Davis, Delbert C. III
• Hahne, Frances Adele Venn
• Goodson, James (Jim) Granville
• Kurtz, Claire
• Juckem, Elwood "Woody"
• Miller, Rose Pearl
• Jones, Dorothy Lee
• Hall, Lois J. (Hart)
• Gibbons, Joan Martha
• Lackie, Richard David
• Munsey, Dean
• Hill, Diana
• Hutchinson, Dorothy K.
• Oakes, Margaret Campbell (Mahoney)
• Moore, William "Bill" Edward
• Gerth, Donald Harlan
• Kirkpatric­k, Robert "Bob" Burns Jr.
• Godfrey, Edith Odessa
• Heap, Ronald
• Nieto, Juan
• Jewell, Marvin Ray
• Napier, Ian Charles
• Ridout, Steve
• Richters, Joseph John
• Smith, Harvey Keith
• Twa, Mary Jean Stern (Sam)
• Olson, John
• Phillips, Jeanine Marie
• Schimpf, Betty
• Sprueill, Georgia Pauline
• Sargent, Rosemary Ellen
• Trout, Gertrude Soulier
• Sears, Shirley Ann (Eddy)
• Seger, Alice M.
• Thompson, Frances Marie (Buczynski)
• Wetenkamp, William G. (Bill)
• Sbur, David Eugene
• Valenzuela, Joe Jasso
• Stewart, Raymond Patrick
• NRA members are law-abiding, principled
• CPS MUST HAVE RESOURCES
• Kyl was a natural legislator, uncorroded by political game
• Evidence overwhelmi­ng: Loose gun laws to blame
• Assault-weapons ban won’t work
• You people get the prize of giving to Season for Sharing
• Right-hand man
• Defense is no passing fancy
• POPULARIZI­NG FOOTBALL THE FUTBOL WAY
• First quarter
• NFL single season receiving yards Through Saturday
• TODAY’S LINEUP
• CARDINALS ON OFFENSE
• BEARS ON OFFENSE
• SPECIAL TEAMS
• FIRST AND FOREMOST
• BOTTOM LINE
• FIRST AND FOREMOST
• KEY PLAYER
• KEY PLAYER
• More Pac-12 men
• Devils sluggish in win
• Gilling’s 3-pointers fuel victory on road
• Temple holds on for stunning upset of Syracuse
• HAWKS 92, BULLS 75 FG FT Reb M-A M-A O-T A PF PTS
• Marshall tries to find confidence
• WESTERN CONFERENCE Pacific Division
• LATE FRIDAY
• KINGS SUSPEND COUSINS INDEFINITE­LY
• TONIGHT’S GAME
• Road blues continue
• OF getting crowded with the signing of veteran Ross
• Late FG seals Vegas win for Boise State
• RB GRICE LEAVES TEAM
• Spruill to miss time in bowl game
• NCAA Football Monday Hawaii Bowl At Honolulu
• BASKETBALL
• NATIONAL CONFERENCE West
• Leading passers
• TENTH RACE — 6 furlongs, fillies and mares 3 YO and up, purse $5,500, claiming $3,500. MUTUELS — (
• Other major women’s scores WEST
• Late Friday CLIPPERS 97, KINGS 85 Sacramento FG FT Reb Min M-A M-A O-T A PF PTS
• Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Class First round
• Profession­al schedule Dec. 31
• Division III
• NINTH RACE — 6 furlongs, fillies and mares 3 YO and up, purse $13,000, claiming $12,500-$10,500.
• EIGHTH RACE — 7 furlongs (turf), fillies and mares 3 YO and up, purse $15,500, allowance.
• NINTH RACE — 7 furlongs (turf), 3 YO and up, purse $8,000, claiming $6,250. MUTUELS — (
• FOURTH RACE — 1 mile (turf), 3 YO and up, purse $15,700, AOC $20,000. MUTUELS
• FIRST RACE — 300 yards, 2 YO, purse $3,500, MAIDEN. MUTUELS
• SIXTH RACE — 5 furlongs, fillies and mares 3 YO and up, purse $7,000, claiming $5,000. MUTUELS
• FIRST RACE — 100 yards, 3 YO and up, purse $6,000, stakes.
• SIXTH RACE — 1 miles, 3 YO and up, purse $5,700, claiming $3,000.
• SECOND RACE — 440 yards, 3 YO and up, purse $15,000, stakes.
• SEVENTH RACE — 1 mile, 3 YO and up, purse $5,700, claiming $3,000.
• Furlongs, 3 YO and up, claiming $16,000-
• EIGHTH RACE — 5 furlongs, 3 YO and up, purse $5,500, claiming $3,000. MUTUELS
• THIRD RACE — 6 furlongs, 3 YO and up, purse $11,000, SST claiming $8,000. MUTUELS — (
• SEVENTH RACE — 1 mile, 3 YO and up, purse $35,000, stakes. MUTUELS — (
• THIRD RACE — 6 furlongs, 3 YO and up, purse $11,000, maiden optional claiming $30,000.
• FOURTH RACE — 6 furlongs, fillies 2 YO, purse $5,700, maiden claiming $5,000.
• FIFTH RACE — 7 furlongs (turf), 3 YO, purse $7,000, claiming $6,250.
• SECOND RACE — 400 yards, 2 YO, purse $10,000, FUT. MUTUELS —(
• Versatile ETFS gain a foothold
• ‘Use tax’ query on form gone
• LAGGING THE PACK
• Well-rounded education is critical
• Office market could falter with ‘fiscal cliff’
• Phoenix IT firm joins Konica Minolta group
• Ariz. gas stations see rise in profit
• Survey: Valley residents confident on ’13
• AN EXECUTIVE PERSPECTIV­E
• Apartment units being built at Skysong
• ANOTHER VIEW
• ARIZONA PRESENCE
• Name these investment banking, media companies
• Low costs, wide choices
• Unemployme­nt rate at 4-year low; jobless claims dip
• Job reference a sticky issue
• FRED BOCKER
• HOW TO BREAK INTO A NEW CAREER
• Refund after soured travel plans
• Dexter can be present at big retailers
• HERE TO HELP
• Sellers need a good agent
• Buying a home in 5 steps
• Solar plant gets approval
• BY THE NUMBERS
• MARKET PULSE
• California­ns in Ariz.
• HOW TO CONTRIBUTE TO BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE:
• Mercy mission: 26 kind deeds
• BUY GIFT CARDS, GET FREE MASSAGE
• UP TO 70% OFF ‘TRIM A TREE’ ITEMS
• Wife suspects she’s found hubby’s child
• HOROSCOPE
• TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS
• 35% OFF RADIO-CONTROLLED CARS
• LEGO SAVINGS
• SAVE ON ENTERTAINM­ENT
• UP TO HALF OFF JEWELRY BOXES
• DON’T FORGET THE BATTERIES
• 60% OFF ROBES FOR HER
• CHRISTMAS CANDY DEALS
• $100 CREDIT AT CASINO DEL SOL
• SAVE 20% AT COURTYARD KAUAI
• DISCOUNT GIFT CERTIFICAT­ES AT L’AUBERGE
• DOWNTOWN CHANDLER
• Verde Valley recognized by Lonely Planet
• Tips for dog owners while traveling
• ARIZONA TRAVEL POLL
• More about national-parks passes
• UPTOWN COUNTDOWN
• NEW YEAR’S EVE PINE CONE DROP
• NEW YEAR’S EVE BOOT DROP
• WINTER HOLIDAY CELEBRATIO­N
• Temple ruins are rooted in history
• Airlines looking to increase in-flight alcoholic-drink sales
• LAS VEGAS HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS
• Hotels are installing ipads for guest use
• Another bang-up holiday on Strip
• Holiday goes mainstream
• Gilbertson
• Chapel in Andes a ‘hidden jewel’
• Crystal, Midler on ‘Guidance’ and grandkids (real and fake)
• Family circus: Zoppés keep tradition going
• ZOPPÉ FAMILY CIRCUS
• LAST CHANCE TO SEE THESE HOLIDAY SHOWS
• PHOENIX THEATRE ‘ ’S WONDERFUL’
• Cavalia’s ‘Odysseo’ is a dream come true for fans of horses, theater
• CAVALIA’S ‘ODYSSEO’
• HOLIDAYS.AZCENTRAL.COM
• Johansson tones down sexuality of Maggie the Cat
• Stuff kids’ stockings with these books
• The action is fast in Kovacs’ ‘Good Junk’
• BEST-SELLERS
• A road trip with something for all
• 2014 Kia Forte
• At LA show, small gets a little bigger

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