The Arizona Republic - 2015-11-18

• Charity’s mantra: No food goes to waste
• How Arizona schools are fighting to keep teachers
• New report highlights avoidable child deaths
• Before they were Territoria­l Cup rivals, ASU’s Graham and UA’s Rodriguez shared a past.
• VALLEY & STATE
• Ducey defends call to refuse new refugees
• Laurie Roberts: Veteran fought for the U.S. in Vietnam and receives Social Security benefits, but he can’t get approved for a passport after years of trying.
• APS plan: State regulators allow APS to continue a prepaid power program, which the utility hopes to expand soon.
• ADOT crackdown: The Arizona Department of Transporta­tion is targeting car dealers who don’t have the proper licensing.
• Songwriter dies: P.F. Sloan, creator of classics such as “Secret Agent Man,” dies at age 70.
• Nation & World: Congressio­nal GOP members call for a refugee “pause.”
• I’d pay to watch a rabbit scale a wall. How ’bout you?
• Eloy welcomes expansion of private prison
• Google’s self-driving cars get green light in Texas
• Skiers, boarders collide on resort use
• Salt Lake elects 1st openly gay mayor
• Ducey: Concerns about refugees are ‘legitimate’
• Valley food banks worry about having enough donated turkeys
• USAA completes expansion at north Phoenix campus
• You’re right: Schools need us to not be satisfied with scraps
• Creator of ‘Ghostbuste­rs’ logo dies
• Wei-Yin Chen
• Cubs’ Maddon, Rangers’ Banister selected as Managers of the Year
• Hanzal increasing impact on offensive side of ice
• Cleaning up
• 2nd-ranked Kentucky shuts down No. 5 Duke for victory
• Manziel named Browns’ starting QB, cleared by NFL
• Chandler’s Jurek gave maximum effort in Division I state meet
• Price, Morris back
• US men play to scoreless draw with Trinidad and Tobago in World Cup qualifying
• Newest Wildcats will learn rivalry game is always close
• Vow of celibacy is being tested

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