The Commercial Appeal - 2012-08-08

• Voters get last word on gas tax
• Auditor to seize Davis’ paycheck
• Hamlisch held key to composing
• Children’s cholestero­l falling in U.S.
• Rocket failure gives Russia space blues
• Romney should tout his faith
• Fearing for our children’s future
• Gibson Guitar’s offensive fumble
• Success on Mars
• Commission­ers reach new height of absurdity
• ‘Big Dawg’ surges back to center stage
• Armed suspect claims defense
• Refugees fleeing Aleppo
• FBI must walk carefully when weighing threats
• Study says black, disabled students suspended more often
• Bomb report upsets area
• John Ford to be freed from prison this month
• Split vote on schools, tax
• Suspect insane, not guilty, judge says
• Part-time shutterbug
• Mom’s friend on trial for baby’s death
• Governor hears job prep needs
• Council OKS Chisca $3M
• Allen joins mayoral race
• Controvers­ial mosque opens Friday
• No time for new Democratic primary
• Rev. Jackson comforts Sikhs
• Volunteers needed for literacy group
• Local events firm grows
• Crowdfundi­ng roadshow pitches program to Memphis entreprene­urs
• River City Capital eyes Nov. launch
• Praxair, nexair form joint venture
• AT&T workers in Northeast, West strike
• Buckeye hits earnings, sales records
• FAA fines American $162.4 million
• Servicemas­ter posts drop in revenue
• Repeated scandals tarnish reputation
• Scripps swings to profit on television advertisin­g
• At Olympics, image isn’t everything
• Rebels’ defense leads way
• Tigers missing drama in camp
• Ex-lions plan appeal
• Kerrigan’s brother seeks return to prison
• Allmending­er tested positive for Adderall
• Giants, Posey get jump on Cardinals
• U.S. teams meet for gold
• Raisman finishes Olympics in style
• Tigers pursue North Carolina big man
• CJ looks to find his way in Titans’ new pass offense
• Car wash sees steady stream
• St. George’s grad competes at U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials
• Katy Spurlock is Kiwanis’ Lay Person of Year
• West Clinic, Wing Cancer Foundation complete cancer transition program
• Enjoy bounty of tomatoes all year round
• Flavor rush
• SWEET POTATO, RED ONION AND FETA SUNSHINE TART
• Cee Lo is a ‘Soul Man’ in guest-starring role
• Surgery effective, but give heartburn meds a fair trial
• Voters get last word on gas tax
• Auditor to seize Davis’ paycheck
• Hamlisch held key to composing
• Children’s cholestero­l falling in U.S.
• Rocket failure gives Russia space blues
• Romney should tout his faith
• Fearing for our children’s future
• Gibson Guitar’s offensive fumble
• Success on Mars
• Commission­ers reach new height of absurdity
• ‘Big Dawg’ surges back to center stage
• Armed suspect claims defense
• Refugees fleeing Aleppo
• FBI must walk carefully when weighing threats
• Study says black, disabled students suspended more often
• Bomb report upsets area
• Split vote on schools, tax
• John Ford to be freed from prison this month
• Suspect insane, not guilty, judge says
• Niece charged in theft of jewelry
• Mom’s friend on trial for baby’s death
• Governor hears job prep needs
• Council OKS Chisca $3M
• Allen joins mayoral race
• Controvers­ial mosque opens Friday
• No time for new Democratic primary
• Rev. Jackson comforts Sikhs
• Volunteers needed for literacy group
• 24 cities, 24 days
• River City Capital eyes Nov. launch
• Praxair, nexair form joint venture
• Buckeye hits earnings, sales records
• FAA fines American $162.4 million
• Servicemas­ter posts drop in revenue
• Scripps swings to profit on television advertisin­g
• At Olympics, image isn’t everything
• Tigers missing drama in camp
• Rebels’ defense leads way
• Ex-lions plan appeal
• Kerrigan’s brother seeks return to prison
• Allmending­er tested positive for Adderall
• Giants, Posey get jump on Cardinals
• U.S. teams meet for gold
• Raisman finishes Olympics in style
• Tigers pursue North Carolina big man
• CJ looks to find his way in Titans’ new pass offense
• Plinks are music to the ears of pickling gang
• Enjoy bounty of tomatoes all year round
• Bible speaks truthfully to us
• Cee Lo is a ‘Soul Man’ in guest-starring role
• Surgery effective, but give heartburn meds a fair trial

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