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Deadlock on bailout looms for automakers
11/18/2008
Prospects dimmed Monday for the $25 billion bailout that U.S. automakers say they desperately need to get through a bleak and dangerous December.

Local car dealers say federal aid needed
11/18/2008 - Leaders of Colorado's auto-sales industry — including well-known local pitchman Dealin' Doug Moreland — are on the stump for a proposed rescue of the nation's Big Three auto manufacturers.

Oil-shale royalties strike vein of debate
11/18/2008 - The Bush administration — in trying to balance competing interests — has set a royalty rate for commercial oil-shale production that is either too high or not high enough.

Pricey tuition moves onto list of luxuries
11/18/2008 - Local schools are bracing for needier students and fewer who are willing to pay the costly tuition next year, proving that even education won't escape a steep economic downfall unscathed.

Drilling process causes water supply alarm - 11/17/2008

Iraqi Cabinet OKs pact to get U.S. out by 2011 - 11/16/2008

State-delegation rookies may have to push for pull - 11/16/2008

AWOL Boulder Marine arrested with dad - 11/17/2008

Deadly duty for Fort Carson - 11/16/2008

Rebirth in care of the elderly - 11/16/2008

Calif. fires feed on hundreds of homes - 11/16/2008

Hunt is on for officer's killer - 11/14/2008

Wherefore arts thou? All around thee - 11/14/2008

Jail-death settlement will cost $3 million - 11/14/2008

Paulson's reputation taking hits - 11/14/2008

Star-struck: Images show planets of other suns - 11/13/2008