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IT'S quite a sparkler and has done nothing to quell speculation that Mick Jagger might be about to pop the question to lover Melanie Hamrick. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IT'S quite a sparkler and has done nothing to quell speculation that Rolling Stones rocker Mick Jagger might be about to pop the question to lover Melanie Hamrick. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article presents the discussion on AES Indiana powering the Indianapolis area. Topics include proud of the role in helping developing the city, growing the economy and serving the business sector; and maintaining reliability and the lowest residential rates in the state among investor-owned utilities.

The article explores after nearly a century of operations, Indianapolis Power & Light Company changed its name this past March to AES Indiana to reflect the global scale, expertise, innovation, and smarter energy solutions AES is bringing to customers in central Indiana and across the globe. With changing technology, we expect to offer new products and services to help our customers achieve their most important objectives-reliability, affordability and sustainability.

Dear Jeff Bezos, [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

PATIENTS at a maximum-security hospital are amassing five-figure fortunes from the benefits they receive even while they are imprisoned for heinous crimes. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

PATIENTS at a maximum security hospital are amassing five-figure fortunes from the benefits they receive even while they are imprisoned for heinous crimes. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

It's no California Clasico - not yet, anyway - but if Warren Smith has anything to say about it, the Earthquakes soon might have a new rival just up the road. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

After a rough slump in which he went 7-for-79, Sam Fuld has hits in four of his past five plate appearances. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Joe Panik's skills in the field have already earned him some notoriety. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

You're not going to find second-year Quakes forward Tommy Thompson's name in the "goals" column quite yet. He's started just once for San Jose. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

San Jose mayor Sam Liccardo made a bold proclamation Thursday morning at Avaya Stadium: [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Hensley Meulens has seen this before. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Fiona O'Sullivan had her reservations. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Nearly three years after winning the 2012 U.S. Open, Webb Simpson returned to the site of his greatest triumph Tuesday, intent on revisiting the sand-ringed 18th green at the Olympic Club ahead of his Wednesday morning tee time at nearby Harding Park for the Match Play Championship. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Harding Park returned to the national stage Wednesday, hosting a PGA Tour event for the first time in nearly six years. Its previous appearance, for the Presidents Cup in October 2009, included an undercurrent of discontent about course conditions. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The last time Trent Richardson took the field at the Coliseum - a late-season game in 2012 - he did so as a conquering hero, the next face of a Cleveland franchise caught up in a seemingly never-ending search for its next savior. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The winningest coach in Sharks franchise history is out. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

For now, the Sharks locker room still belongs to coach Todd McLellan. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

At 32, Earthquakes striker Chris Wondolowski is an old hand on the U.S. men's national soccer team. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

When labor is scarce, people move to better jobs with higher wages. When land is scarce, landowners are offered higher prices for its use. When drought makes water scarcer in California, those with senior water rights are offered more money to move their water to other users. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Reports on the Oregon legislature's delaying of the employer's mandate in the Oregon Health Plan. Medicaid expansion; Employee Income Security Act; Danger of jeopardizing the federal waivers; Business lobbies's opposition to the Medicaid plan; Funding struggle.

Two letters to the editor are presented in response to the articles in the February 2008 issue including "It's Obama spreading panic" and "Hospice provider billed CMS equivalent of $11,896 an hour."

The article offers information on various events in Trinidad, Texas, including the interment of Grady Harkens in the Trinidad Cemetery, a wedding ceremony in Downtown Dallas, and the upcoming Halloween celebration.

The article presents the author's insights on her activities during a homecoming in Trinidad, Texas.

Letters to the editor are presented, including one responding to the article "A Confederacy of Dunces" from the April 16, 2008 issue, one responding to the article "Guest of Cindy Sherman" from the April 23, 2008 issue, and one responding to the article "China's Blood-Spattered Olympics" in the April 9, 2008 issue.

Reports on the announcement of physician John Kitzhaber on his candidacy for governor of Oregon. Campaign against the `politics of polarization'; Ability to work with competing factions in pushing through the Oregon Health Plan; Political problems of opponent, incumbent governor Barbara Roberts; Expected campaign for the Democratic nomination.