The Denver Post - 2013-10-06

• PLAYERS IN TROUBLE
• Pentagon orders civilians to work, including thousands in Colorado
• LEADER’S FALL BEWILDERS PARK HILL COMMUNITY
• Interview: Obama defends health law rollout, rips GOP on shutdown.
• Record snow, storms pile up on Great Plains
• U.S. hits two targets
• “Honor killing” case details
• Oldest justice ready to get back in court
• Sisters say shots “not justified”
• FIRE CHIEF IN ARIZONA TOWN LEAVING JOB
• SURVIVORS PAY RESPECTS TO BOAT VICTIMS
• Aterrifyin­g, beautiful
• Prelude to the storm
• Texas’ view of shutdown showdown
• Glowing plants yield seeds of controvers­y
• “Walking Dead” episode resurrects fortunes of tiny Georgia town
• Armed with literacy
• Deal ends village attack
• Accused in mall terror are ID’d
• Wild horses allowed to stay
• Jessica’s park
• DURANGO KAYAKERS FOUND IN TAJIKISTAN
• Telling their tales of conscience
• AmI dealing with legal things? Yes. But I’ve been throughwor­se.”
• Estes Park’s StanleyHot­el plans to move pet graves
• Resortwatc­hwords: Ready ... set ... ski!
• Gathering remembers family whose lives touched a town
• Busches crash in tuneup
• Broncos run up score in more likableway
• Starting Line
• Nate has super future
• Nuggets’ Shawpoised for return to L.A.
• Ortiz homers twice as Red Sox take 2-0 lead
• Cespedes could be Rockies’ big bat
• To-do list: Deal forWeiss, new coach
• Clock begins ticking on Stastny’s future
• Phil Kessel, RW, Maple Leafs
• BALANCED BRUINS REMAIN UNBEATEN
• Halak, newcomers lead onslaught
• Distant draft day dilemma: Dig on Demaryius or Dez?
• Reggie Bush, RB, Lions
• NFC heavyweigh­ts must get o≠ the mat
• COWBOYS ROSTER
• BRONCOS ROSTER
• Careers can be short
• Checks and balances
• Bulldogs find away
• Wrapup OHIO STATE RUNS WIN STREAK TO 18
• Mind over football matters
• Mariota could strike the pose
• POWERFUL POWELL BOOSTS RUN GAME
• Grounded once again
• No Martinez, no real problem forHuskers
• FALCONS MISS OUT ON TROPHY HUNT
• Shutdown doesn’t prevent all the fun
• CSU-PUEBLO EXTENDS WIN STREAK TO 31
• DeAngelis’ legacy is of faith
• Sanchez sensationa­l: Rapids rout Sounders
• Reality for Starks tough hit
• Miller thinking about legacy— at age 36
• Up, up and away
• Washington’s bureaucrat binge costs billions
• Rollout of Obamacare and Colorado’s health exchange
• Setting the record straight on Gaylord
• Should Colo. voters approve school financing measure?
• One tough sell for a tax hike
• Colorado needs Amendment 66
• More Tea Party brilliance
• Should public colleges be free?
• Building solutions to Denver’s lack of affordable housing
• Are we too nice to inmates?
• Court to address political speech
• Pouring milk on a bowl of cereal is just too much
• Training teachers to fight back
• Geezer zombies, soon to be a reality
• Howmuch opera does Denver need?
• FromKanye to Pharrell, rap stars embrace MileyCyrus
• Anewreleas­e from jazzman... Wilford Brimley?
• RSVP Catching up with the social scene TwelveM.O.D.E.L men honored by AlphaKappa Alpha sorority
• Ten years after “Angel,” a DenverTVwr­iter is back
• Asignature observatio­n of love, living and botany
• Gilbert reaps an enchanting achievemen­t
• Danger lurks in shadowycor­ners of Paris
• Books Calendar
• Local Best Sellers
• Trippin’ the Kalalau trail
• BikeGreenb­elt, learn about Basque culture
• Kauai’s Kalalau Trail
• Horoscope
• THE RADIO GUIDE
• LifeMaster­s just keep lowering the bar on age
• State to look at spill e≠orts
• Digital age setting table for future of restaurant­s
• Fractional ownership may be set for takeo≠
• TECH CENTER
• Shutdown means another week of losses for Dow, S&P 500
• Antivirus software fights uphill battle to deter hackers

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