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Today's Front Page News

Clyfford Still Museum opens in Denver, attracts crowd
With an opera singer belting out Mozart, a cast of dignitaries, a sprinkling of relatives of the late Clyfford Still, and a big crowd, the artist's namesake museum opened Friday in downtown Denver.  

• FDA revokes Avastin as breast cancer threatment
• Amid the Solyndra flap, Energy Secretary Chu tours, touts Arvada's GE/PrimeStar plant
• Broncos' drive: Six plays that won the game
• Denver withdraws from subsidy application for National Western Stock Show relocation
• Faith Christian's Alex Buchmann wins, wins, wins in three sports

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Today's Local Politics

Denver withdraws from subsidy application for stock show move
The City and County of Denver has withdrawn from an application it made jointly with Aurora earlier this year for state subsidies to help relocate the National Western Stock Show & Rodeo.  

• Coloradans in Congress drift apart on today's balanced-budget amendment vote

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Today's Business

Amid the Solyndra flap, Energy Secretary Chu tours, touts Arvada's GE/PrimeStar plant
U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu traveled far from Washington on Friday to highlight the promise of the solar-power industry in the United States.  

• McDonald's drops egg supplier over animal-cruelty allegations
• New mixed-use development slated for Denver's Central Platte Valley
• Black Hawk tells state it wants "clarity" on gambling tax loophole
• New ski and sports store to open in the Park Meadows complex
• Denver rebuffs Aurora's offer to meet to discuss joint application for Gaylord development

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Today's Sports Headlines

U.S. dominates at Royal Melbourne, building 11-6 lead in the Presidents Cup
Two perfect teams and a point for Tiger Woods. That was all the Americans needed today in the rain at Royal Melbourne to build a 11-6 lead in the Presidents Cup and put the International team in serious danger of falling too far behind to recapture the cup on home soil.  

• Tragedy hits OSU again as women's basketball coaches die in plane crash
• Broncos' drive: Six plays that won the game
• Fox sorry for off-the-cuff remark about Tebow's QB skills
• Krieger: Broncos' defense a template for success
• UCLA and NBA great Walt Hazzard dies

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Today's Entertainment

Denver Center aims to float students' boats with "Tom Sawyer"
"The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" actors, director Jane Page and playwright Laura Eason talk about the importance of getting 'em while they're young.  

• Here's a "Tom Sawyer" in bright tones
• Ostrow: Woody Allen, "American Master," the focus of PBS documentary
• Upheaval's artistic legacy: MCA Denver mounts a fascinating look at the counterculture's lasting impact
• Movie review: "Breaking Dawn" isn't exactly love at first part
• Movie review: "The Descendants" ascends on depth of characters, story

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Today's Style

Landmarks for weightlifter with pancreatic cancer
It's Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, so we checked in with Tim Rickett, the weightlifter and personal trainer we profiled in June.  

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Today's Opinion

Editorial: Right call on auditing online schools
We're glad to see a nonpartisan state budget analyst take up the call for an examination of online schools. It's a good idea that ought to be pursued.  

• Editorial: Clock ticking on a budget miracle
• Robinson: Still occupied
• Sirota: A new consumer movement
• Sen. Mark Udall: Why a balanced budget amendment is needed