Stories published March 29, 2007

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• DNC chief plans fete in city April 12
• Grand jury eyes Crips in unsolved slayings
• 'Papa Jack' moseys to another birthday
• Firefighters marvel at accident victim's 'miracle' recovery
• Without warning, a twister claims a life
• Roll Call, March 29
• United to add 100 workers
• Qwest's revenue goals a 'huge stretch,' former execs testify
• Carroll: The class of his field
• Milstead: Numbers show the impact sales of IRUs had on Qwest's revenue
• EXTRA!, March 29
• Cancer patients laud Edwards
• Big sister is watching
• Firefighter sent to prison in gun case
• Musgrave calls for National Guard troops
• Ritter will fly to Holly to assess tornado damage
• Titanic exhibit to dock in Denver in June
• Sturm forms realty group
• Qwest picked for 'largest telecom contract ever'
• Judge won't allow hidden asset testimony
• Regional scene, March 29
• Gillispie evidently staying
• Quartet knows right strings to pull
• Rockies First pitch
• Avs thirsting for a six-pack
• A change-up in the bullpen?
• Wyoming 89, Kansas State 79
• Finish line, March 29
• CU moves closer to offering Bzdelik a deal
• Broncos, 'Skins real dealers
• Deal means Broncos' Bly happily will go to his corner
• Denver still cannot get its house in order, 100-97 defeat is team's fourth loss in five games
• Nuggets Tipoff
• Bodies found at reservoir, golf course
• The ticker, March 29
• Boulder's Chautauqua faces need to change
• Denver police to crack down on young curfew violators
• Resolution sought in knife incident
• Tornado injures at least three, damages homes in SE Colorado town of Holly
• Briefing, March 29
• Athletes of the week
• Panel OKs tax checkoff for cancer ed
• Conflict escalates between diocese, dissident pastor
• Security funds on track
• Coroner ID's couple found dead in apartment
• Two bodies found at golf course, reservoir
• Massaro: For 81-year-old metal craftsman, jewelry is retirement's silver lining
• Measure on drunken driving goes to governor
• Builders, soldiers break ground on Carson housing development
• Girl Scouts who got phony $50 receive help
• 5 surgical centers get new owner
• Man agrees to plea deal in sex-assault case
• Home buyer rights bill gets initial House OK
• Lawmaker's alleged threat sparks review of ethics rules
• Qwest to hear today on federal contract
• On the air, March 29
• West Slope to get Williams plant
• Profit pool shallow from Internet video, report predicts
• 5 questions
• Style Matters: We're looking for a winner
• Fashion calendar, March 29
• Message board, March 29
• Littwin: Beauprez hits comeback trail, if only in his dreams
• Krieger: Go ahead, blame 'D' on training camp
• Ritter signs measure to protect patient safety
• Prep rankings, March 29
• Worth the drive
• Prep profile with Theresa Bagby
• Prep report: Bailey's effort a cornerstone
• Neville: Felker gives credit to strong bond with mom
• Senate says no to CSU free tuition proposal
• Cabbie recounts wild night with Bronco
• Cab company assailed over lobbying tactics
• Convicted Australian hardly a hero
• License to litigate
• Slain woman's dogs taken in by friend, foster home
• Crowd gathers to remember officer who died in accident
• Circuit City fires highest-paid salespeople
• Laurence Hall, 87, noted psychiatry professor
• Business briefs, March 29
• Saunders: 'Tudors' a battle of bosoms
• Jockeying for a place in history