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Murderer sentenced to death
Sir Mario Owens was sentenced to death Monday for the murders
of Javad Marshall-Fields and Vivian Wolfe, following a three-month
trial.
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Fuel fight gives terrain to Senate battle
Cruising along Interstate 70 after a campaign event this spring,
Mark Udall picks out the trace of a barely visible frozen waterfall
that no one else in the car can even see — an indication
of just how well the outdoorsman and Democratic congressman
knows this stretch of the Rockies.
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| Business |
Lehman relieves Street
Wall Street started the week with a mixed finish Monday as investors
weighed volatility in oil prices and new hope for the financial
sector after Lehman Brothers posted results.
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Frontier reports loss tripled for fiscal '08
Denver-based Frontier Airlines said its loss almost tripled to
$59.4 million for the year ended in March from a year earlier
because of higher fuel costs. The company had a fiscal 2007
loss of $20.4 million, or 56 cents a share, said the filing
with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Jet-fuel costs
climbed to $2.44 per gallon during fiscal 2008 from $2.12 a
gallon in the previous year, the company said. Frontier also
said it won't file its annual report on time with the
SEC because of its bankruptcy case. Bloomberg News; Denver Post
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| Local Politics |
Fuel fight gives terrain to Senate battle
Cruising along Interstate 70 after a campaign event this spring,
Mark Udall picks out the trace of a barely visible frozen waterfall
that no one else in the car can even see — an indication
of just how well the outdoorsman and Democratic congressman
knows this stretch of the Rockies.
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Care urged on tree fines
Denver City Council members on Monday warned Mayor John Hickenlooper's
administration to proceed carefully in developing rules that
could lead to fines as high as $999 for those who neglect trees.
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| National News |
Bumper stickers signal hostility
Three horrors await Americans who get behind the wheel of a car
for a family road trip this summer: the spiraling price of gas,
the usual choruses of "Are we there yet?" and the road rage
of fellow drivers.
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Gays march down aisle
Dozens of gay couples were married Monday night after California
became the second state to allow same-sex nuptials, offering
a preview of the euphoria and anger to come as gay couples from
across the nation head west to wed.
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| Opinion |
Afghan mess is far from settled
Taliban fighters seized several villages in southern Afghanistan
on Monday and appeared to be marshalling forces for an attack
on the region's largest city, Kandahar.
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Indiana Jones teaches men how to deal with fears
I was a white boy who grew up in the '80s. So, to me,
Indiana Jones was not merely a pop culture phenomenon to be
caught at the local multiplex, he was a compass.
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| Sports |
Tiger burns bright at U.S. Open
When the 108th U.S. Open finally ended, there still was a sense
of the unbelievable dangling in the air.
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Boulder triathlete works OT for U.S.
You'd think winning the Olympic Trials would mean you're
on the Olympic team, but unfortunately for Boulder triathlete
Matt Reed, it wasn't that simple.
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| Avalanche |
Sakic's decision remains on hold
Joe Sakic, the Avalanche's longtime captain who will
turn 39 next month, still has not made up his mind whether to
return for a 20th NHL season.
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Avs' Sakic still undecided, agent says
Joe Sakic, his agent said today, is still thinking it over. Sakic,
the Avalanche's longtime captain who will turn 39 next
month, still has not made up his mind whether to return for
a 20th NHL season.
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| Broncos |
Javon Walker in Vegas hospital
Former Broncos wide receiver Javon Walker was recovering in a
Las Vegas hospital Monday night after police found him unconscious
— an apparent victim of a robbery.
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| Nuggets |
Melo avoids arraignment in traffic court
Carmelo Anthony was a no-show in Denver traffic court Monday,
but it was no problem: The Nuggets all-star forward paid a $130
speeding ticket by mail on May 23, court records showed.
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These Finals aren't quite finalized
The Lakers spoiled any Boston Celtics' championship
celebration Sunday, winning Game 5 of the NBA Finals, 103-98.
Afterward, all the Celtics could do was wash the bad taste out
of their mouths.
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| Rockies |
Tiger-like focus vital to Jones' crack at .400
The growing legend of Tiger Woods was the hot topic in both clubhouses
before Monday night's game.
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Braves lengthen rough relief stretch for Herges
Matt Herges was terrific out of the bullpen for the Rockies early
this season, but he's slumping now.
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