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Teen gets 40 years for stabbing girlfriend's mother to death
BOULDER, Colo.—Eighteen-year-old Bryan Grove was sentenced
to 40 years in prison Tuesday for stabbing his girlfriend's
mother to death, and he apologized to her family for causing
"pain and
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Weld deputy accused of assault is isolated
Weld County authorities have placed a deputy accused of sexually
assaulting a 17-year-old girl in protective custody at the jail,
authorities said today.
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| Business |
Ritter appoints environmentalist to PUC
Gov. Bill Ritter today announced the appointment of environmentalist
Matt Baker to a four-year term on the Colorado Public Utilities
Commission, filling a vacancy left by Polly Page, whose second
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Delta, United open merger talks
Delta Air Lines has opened merger talks with United Airlines
and Northwest Airlines, the Wall Street Journal reported today.
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| Local Politics |
Local politics news briefs
The chairwoman of the state Democratic Party said Monday that
Secretary of State Mike Coffman, a Republican, should quit.
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| National News |
Design flaw said to have caused Minnesota bridge to collapse
A design flaw caused a Minnesota bridge to collapse last summer,
killing 13 people and injuring 100 in an accident that focused
renewed attention on the safety of highways and bridges, according
to sources familiar with the probe.
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Prankster eyed in threat to U.S. ships
Sailors in the Persian Gulf have known him for years: a radio
operator who taunts and insults passing ships. The rants are
heard, logged, then mostly forgotten.
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| Opinion |
Environmental control
In the very near future, environmentally conscious Americans
may have to ask themselves if individual and economic freedom
matters.
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| Sports |
Fun first impressions
Third-ranked Novak Djokovic gives a different kind of impression
on the court.
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Baseball testimony begins in Congress
WASHINGTON — Barry Bonds' team should have reported
concerns about the home run king's personal trainer
to Major League Baseball, commissioner Bud Selig told Congress
on Tuesday during a
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| Avalanche |
Penguins get tough in division
The Pittsburgh Penguins have been giving everyone a hard time
this season, except for teams in their own division.
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Theodore starting to put stamp on net
Tattoos cover roughly half of Jose Theodore's upper
body. They are elaborately stenciled works, some in dedication
to his wife and daughter. Some seem to just signify rock 'n'
roll cool associated with his hobby of strumming a guitar away
from the hockey rink.
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| Broncos |
Sparano remains front-runner for Dolphins' coaching vacancy
At least one Dallas Cowboys player referred to assistant head
coach Tony Sparano in the past tense Monday, because he might
soon change teams.
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| College |
Eight guards bid for one win
When starting lineups are announced for tonight's Nebraska
vs. Colorado men's basketball game at the Coors Events
Center, fans might wonder if they walked into a clinic for backcourt
play instead.
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Home could be sweet for CC's postseason bid
While the excitement builds about the return of the NCAA Frozen
Four to Denver and the University of Denver becoming a good
candidate to advance to the national semifinals, a similar scenario
is taking place in Colorado Springs.
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| Nuggets |
Karl building strategy as Nene waits
The Nuggets continued to bond as a team on this road trip while
awaiting Nene's test results, which are expected to
diagnose the severity of his undisclosed personal health situation.
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No Najera
Things weren't looking good for Denver's Eduardo
Najera when he entered the locker room holding his right elbow
with his left hand.
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| Rockies |
Arbitration load could skyrocket
Trying to find common ground in salary arbitration becomes more
difficult when players aren't so common.
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Rolen, Gladd switch teams
ST. LOUIS — Scott Rolen was traded from the St. Louis Cardinals
to the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday for Troy Glaus in a swap
of all-star third basemen that was finalized after both players
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