The Arizona Republic - 2018-12-07

• INFAMY AND THE STORIES THAT WILL LIVE FOREVER
• Goodbye to ‘Greatest Generation’
• Council to vote on $230M Suns arena upgrade
• Group moves ahead with Nowakowski recall effort
• Laurie Roberts:
• No kid will look for gifts in the clothes hamper
• Phoenix Zoo announces debut of Sumatran tiger
• E-cigarettes gain popularity with Ariz. kids
• $90K diamond ring that sent man to prison is auctioned off
• Three new westbound Interstate 10 lanes open this week
• The dirty secret behind jobless claims
• Sears chairman offers to buy retail chain out of bankruptcy
• Elections
• Fed needs to become less important
• What 2018’s election results could tell us about 2020
• Youthful leaders’ follies are wreaking havoc
• Worried that leafblower­s contribute to valley fever
• Window to Mueller case opens
• Stocks are plunging. Here’s what you can do
• Walgreens launches next-day prescripti­on delivery
• Top QB prospect is considerin­g Devils
• Bethea is Cards’ Man of the Year
• Player of the Year finalists
• Girls wrestling debuts as emerging sport
• Arizona escapes upset, gets past Utah Valley
• Edwards, Purdue slip past No. 23 Maryland
• SCOUTING REPORT: LIONS AT CARDINALS
• Henry runs into NFL record book in rout
• Burakovsky’s goal sends Caps to win over Coyotes
• GAME DETAILS
• Suns hope to get a lift from extra work
• Garland hopes stint in NHL isn’t short
• Emotions not in play in trade
• Kelly eager to catch on with Diamondbac­ks
• You’ll root for Perlman’s aging hitman in ‘Asher’
• ‘El Ángel’ glamorizes a serial killer from the ’70s
• UNITED FEATURE SYNDICATE CROSSWORD PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED
• HOROSCOPES
• Mom watches son struggling
• LOS ANGELES TIMES CROSSWORD

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