The Denver Post - 2014-10-12

• Economic divide
• FERGUSON PROTEST
• Arapahoe shooting renews scrutiny
• Seizures fuel millions in police spending
• BRONCOS’ CHRIS HARRIS A FILMBUFF
• A WALK IN FIVE STATE PARKS
• BALD-HEADED STATEMENT
• CAPTURING LIFE STORIES
• Children cheated out of life
• U.S. ramps up screening
• Museum’s crawl-you-can-eat
• Stando≠ leads to closure of casino
• MICH. TODDLER DIES FROM ENTEROVIRU­S
• Football team’s season canceled
• Drug money coming to U.S.
• Campaign rollswheel­chair into the picture
• Pushing Prosperity
• Vote in D.C. to legalize pot not so simple
• Residents frustrated over lack of aid fivemonths after floods
• Grip around Baghdad
• Yazidi girl, 15, recounts captivity by terrorists
• FINANCE LEADERS VOW BOLD EFFORTS
• Newboundar­ies all around
• Climber died while living his grand adventure
• WOMAN DIES IN CRASH ON RABBIT EARS PASS
• Driver shot on U.S. 36 crashes car, runs for help
• ALZHEIMER'S
• “You shouldn’t have to go broke or diewhen you get sick, and you should have awarm place to sleep at night. ... They’re pretty fundamenta­l.”
• Voters to have say on pit bulls
• Pot e≠orts sprouting up across state
• Hillman needs to trade potential for production
• Denver’s defensewon’t look familiar toMetLife
• Brian Hoyer, QB, Browns
• Special teams
• BRONCOS ROSTER
• JETS ROSTER
• With wide receiver Cody Latimer Latimer receptive to being patient
• TIGHT END THOMAS OFF TO “GREATEST” START AFTER FIRST FOUR GAMES
• What’s more impressive: 500 touchdown passes by Peyton Manning or 500 wins by Patrick Roy?
• TIGERS OPEN HOCKEY SEASON WITH SWEEP
• Step aside, Gase, this smart lady calling shots
• Strong finish gives Bae four-shot lead
• Apair of pivotal players
• K.C. continues to put together amasterpie­ce
• Bridich has some catching up to do
• Bumgarner fires blanks to help San Francisco win series opener
• Everberg promoted to top line
• DEVILS START HOT, CHASE LUONGO TO DEFEAT PANTHERS
• Baylor bears down
• SOONERS GET DIVIDENDS ON RETURNS, HOLD OFF ’HORNS
• Irish prevail despite sloppy play by Golson
• Bu≠aloes coach confident his programwil­l reel in rest of Pac-12
• Rams able to hang on
• Hornets hold o≠ Bears in thriller
• MARIOTA LEADS NO. 12 OREGON BY UCLA, 42-30
• Disorder on court nets Castelino title
• Trojans rewarded for their OTwork
• Gators win in wild fashion
• Fight night after Harvick wins
• Vail downhiller Brown reaches lofty pinnacle
• Hunting dog mustwait for birds of di≠erent feather
• Other inductees
• Beauprez’s big idea on education? Been there.
• Governor’s race: John Hickenloop­er vs. Bob Beauprez
• Don’t sacrifice homeowners
• Supreme Court’s refusal to rule on gay-marriage bans
• I-70 water, managed lanes and constructi­on
• One vengeful judge
• Denver Post endorsemen­t Cory Gardner forU.S. Senate
• The sound of 1-inch voices
• The Republican timewarp
• In defense of Denver’s deputies
• Colorado should reject personhood once again
• Don’t give your ballot to thieves
• FCC is right toworry about Comcast’s merger
• India’s Modi is a visionary
• A case ofwhiter teeth and liberty
• Gardner-Udall race is top contest in U.S.
• Haunted houses aim to scare up ino≠ensive fun
• Colorado BlackWomen for Political Action honors seven at tribute luncheon
• Green Day, Sting, BillWither­s among first-time rock hall picks
• Mystery amps up electricit­y of secret love in “The A≠air”
• Jacob Fred Jazz trio, Expansions set dates
• American Indian museum’s newtack highlights European-native “moment”
• Denver author tells a little-knowntale fromthe GreatWar
• Anthology frames the artistic side of American comics
• Books Calendar
• The newest great escape? Getting out of your room
• Toasting 50 years of bliss, thanks to Wilderness­Act
• MUSIC TO YOUR ZZZs:
• Horoscope
• THE RADIO GUIDE
• Englewood pair leads ’13’s victory trophy champions
• Cloud, mobile cast long shadow
• Value of social conscience
• “Good karma” hasn’t paid for women
• Tax Breaks Recent Grads Overlook
• Feds playing flavorites?
• Colt Defense bonds sink as loanwaiver­s prove to be no shield
• S&P 500 caps worst week in two years amid rout in tech sector

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