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Today's Front Page News

Dish Network aims for smarter phones, simpler bills
Dish Network chairman Charlie Ergen wants to launch a stand-alone wireless business that would offer mobile broadband, text and voice services to compete against telecom giants AT&T and Verizon Wireless.  

• Metro area getting 5 new Walmarts, 400 jobs
• Denver veteran aboard USS Hornet watched Doolittle Raiders take off for 1942 raid
• Denver police chief: Few homeless face arrest if camping ban passes
• Report: Small fire in October portended Lower North Fork tragedy
• Rep. Coffman to propose pulling 4 Army teams out of Western Europe

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Today's Local Politics

Denver police chief: Few homeless face arrest if camping ban passes
Denver police say they would probably make few arrests under a proposed law that would forbid unauthorized camping in the city as a way to deal with the increasing number of homeless people.  

• Rep. Coffman to propose pulling 4 Army teams out of Western Europe
• Colorado Senate measure calls out White House for female staffers' unequal pay
• Camping-ban fight intensifies as ACLU asks Denver to nix measure
• Democrats critique Joe Coors for personal donation in congressional race

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Today's Business

Dish Network aims for smarter phones, simpler bills
Dish Network chairman Charlie Ergen wants to launch a stand-alone wireless business that would offer mobile broadband, text and voice services to compete against telecom giants AT&T and Verizon Wireless.  

• Lewis: Regulator throws book at son of a preacherman
• Space industry execs focus on collaboration
• Denver metro area to see five new Walmart grocery stores and 400 new jobs
• Citigroup shareholders give thumbs-down to executives' pay
• Oracle CEO weighed smartphone foray before suing Google

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Today's Sports Headlines

Moyer becomes oldest pitcher to win a game as Rockies edge Padres 5-3
Jamie Moyer sat by his locker Tuesday afternoon, looking through wire-rim glasses at his composition book.  

• CU Buffs basketball assistant Jennie Baranczyk named new head coach at Drake
• CU Buffs pick up pledge from four-star prep QB Sefo Liufau
• Broncos' 2012 schedule released; opener vs. Steelers among five on national TV
• Woody Paige: Broncos had better have horsepower this season
• Broncos' 2012 schedule sprinkled with top quarterbacks

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Today's Entertainment

Actors, musicians visit Congress for arts funding
WASHINGTON—Celebrities including Alec Baldwin visited Capitol Hill Tuesday to shine their spotlight on federal funding for the arts.  

• 'Halo 4' scheduled for November launch
• Cable television has literally gone to the dogs

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Today's Style

National Park Week means free admission
Admission to the national parks is free during National Park Week, starting Saturday and running through April 29. That means all 397 parks in the system will let you just roll right on in, without having to sit in one of those long lines wondering what in the heck the car in front of you could possibly be doing next to the ranger window for 15 minutes.  

• Warm Farro Salad with Grilled Italian Sausage
• Steak Sauce
• Easy-Mix Graham Yogurt Bread: Circa 1972
• Off The Beaten Aisle: Want to eat more "ancient grains"? Try farro
• Steak sauce is a delicious attack on all taste sensors

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Today's Opinion

Carroll: Colorado legislators should squash "Hollywood handouts" bill
"Hollywood handouts" is how the Reason Foundation's Harris Kenny labels state tax benefits and rebates for film production companies.  

• Gessler: Colorado voters deserve integrity in and access to elections
• Navarrette: In Zimmerman case, Hispanics have exactly the right perspective
• Editorial: Is fighting Colorado wildfires a function of higher ed?
• Editorial: "Buffett rule" shouldn't be revived
• Guest Commentary: Colorado bill would make it easier for teachers to quit union