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                March 13, 2008 | Denver, Colorado
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Local News
Guardian not guilty in girl's death
A Weld County jury today found a 47-year-old Evans man not guilty in the death of 7-year-old LoReyna Barea. FULL STORY
Evidence-tampering charges against Ken Nelson dismissed
GREELEY — The district attorney today dismissed outstanding charges against the husband of convicted murderer Shawna Nelson. FULL STORY

MORE HEADLINES
Explosion at Goodwill laundry facility blasts through a wall
Fake cop tries to pull over woman in Weld County
ADL unveils no-hate plan for schools
Adco school accountant sentenced for theft
Springs man whose wife killed herself, kids, drops suit

Business
Molson Coors will trim up to 390 jobs
Molson Coors Brewing Co. plans to eliminate an estimated 340 to 390 jobs as it outsources business functions to foreign workers employed by Hewlett-Packard Co. FULL STORY
Chrysler to shut for 2 weeks in July
Chrysler LLC is telling employees worldwide to take a mandatory two-week vacation in July. FULL STORY

MORE HEADLINES
How green do you drive?
Liberty, IAC chiefs were always dealing
IAC chief called Malone a "nightmare"
Southwest "up and running" after delays at DIA
Xcel targets smart habits in Boulder

Local Politics
Bill aims to keep unused drugs out of public water supply
Pharmacies would have to take back hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of unused prescription drugs each year — saving the medication from the public water cycle — under a bill that cleared its first legislative hurdle Wednesday. FULL STORY
Parties in rare unity on innovative ed bill
Democrats and Republicans found a rare moment of unanimity Wednesday on the Senate floor over a major education bill that would let clusters of schools break free from district rules and state laws to form "innovation zones" and try new educating techniques. FULL STORY

MORE HEADLINES
Bill to ease cab startups gets nod

National News
Hospitals win $666 million Medicare settlement
The federal government has agreed to pay $666 million to more than 660 hospitals that sued for Medicare back payments. FULL STORY
Sheriff: Woman on toilet 2 years
Charges are being considered in the bizarre case of a woman who authorities say sat on her boyfriend's toilet for two years — so long that her body was stuck to the seat by the time the boyfriend finally called police. FULL STORY

MORE HEADLINES
800 small dogs seized from home
N.M. successfully cuts drunken driving
Star of Spitzer drama came to NYC to sing in nightclubs
Endeavour docks with space station
2 charged in slaying of N.C. student leader

Opinion
Consumers should avoid time tricks by advertisers
Consumers are constantly bombarded with advertisements promoting time sensitive opportunities. "Sale ends on Tuesday!" "Act Now!" "For a limited time only!" FULL STORY
Without payday loans, some consumers pay more bank fees
Payday loans have been the subject of much debate—condemned by some self-described consumer advocates as risky, while others are willing to take a more realistic view of how how these bridge loans are used in the market place. FULL STORY

MORE HEADLINES
Fund our higher education
Show St. Patrick some respect, already
Spitzer guilty of felony stupidity
CU signals its willingness to take athletics seriously
Hillary and Michelle change the way we see political wives

Sports
Colo. man comes forth with baseball from Bonds' 762nd home run
DENVER—After snaring the baseball Barry Bonds hit for career homer No. 762, Jameson Sutton stored it in the safest place he could think of—deep inside his closet. FULL STORY
Vail's Lindsey Vonn nearing title
Ski Club Vail product Lindsey Vonn took a nearly insurmountable lead in the World Cup overall standings today, putting her on the brink of becoming the second American woman to win the most coveted title in skiing. FULL STORY

MORE HEADLINES
Broncos angle for Jets' tackle Robertson
Forsberg still hurting
Writing on the wall for fall guy
Sundquist out as Broncos GM
Raiders reach 5A girls final

Avalanche
Smyth, Salei near return
Avalanche veterans Ryan Smyth and Ruslan Salei indicated Wednesday they are close to returning to the Colorado lineup. FULL STORY
Mailbag: Theo theme changes tune
The Post's Avalanche writer responds to your questions in Adrian Dater's Avs Mailbag. In this installment, Adrian takes seven Q's, including one from British Columbia. FULL STORY

Broncos
Broncos, Elam close, yet far apart
Now that Jason Elam is back in the country, the Broncos hope to resume talks with their free-agent kicker this week. FULL STORY

College
DU's Mullen out for opener
University of Denver hockey coach George Gwozdecky has suspended junior defenseman Patrick Mullen for the Pioneers' playoff opener Friday. FULL STORY
Women's hoops: CSU shocks Utah
At this rate, Colorado State may never leave Las Vegas. The No. 9-seeded Rams, with an RPI in the nether regions of the 300s, pulled off one of the greatest conference tournament upsets in history tonight. FULL STORY

MORE HEADLINES
CSU hoops upsets Wyoming
Baylor, guards galore stand in Colorado's way
Given up for dead, Rams resuscitated
Rams quickly switch from woeful to wow!
Pepsi Center made for cool experience

Nuggets
Karl backs Carter for most improved
The campaign race heated up Wednesday. George Karl has endorsed Anthony Carter for most improved player in the NBA. FULL STORY
Nuggets notch needed victory
After the Nuggets' 108-86 win Wednesday night against Memphis, Allen Iverson was asked if he knew the last time he scored fewer than 10 points — and his team won. FULL STORY

Rockies
Rox: Cook, Vizcaino back in action
There was rust but no pain for Aaron Cook and Luis Vizcaino. That left the Rockies relieved, and pleased, after this morning's intra-squad game. FULL STORY
Committee-style look develops at second
All this time spent looking for a chairman at second base and there's a growing possibility that the Rockies will use a committee to replace Kazuo Matsui. FULL STORY

MORE HEADLINES
Vets try to prove they belong
Monfort's got it right this time









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