| Not a Grudge Match for Udrih
There will be red tape to cut through before Jorge Garbajosa is cut open; the Raptors are still awaiting a written report from the Baltimore specialist, Dr. Mark Myerson. So whether the impending operation will end Garbajosa's season isn't clear. What is without dispute is that in Garbajosa's native Spain, where he is a beyond-reproach hero, media coverage has been making the Toronto franchise out as the villain."The Raptors have a bit of a grudge (against Garbajosa)," Spanish centre Pau Gasol said a while back, summing up the Spanish spin on things. .
All the Day's Political News From Newspapers, TV, Radio, and Magazines
As voters head to the polls today in New Hampshire, Barack Obama leads in all 8 new polls released in the last 24 hours, while John McCain tops Mitt Romney in 7 of the 8. The Washington Post reports, "Polls point to a mirror image of the Republican contest of 2000 and the Democratic race four years ago. If the results match those forecasts, Barack Obama will have followed John Kerry in securing the Democratic nomination by backing up his victory in the Iowa caucuses with a decisive win," while McCain "could once again defeat the early Republican favorite, as he did in 2000, setting up a further set of showdowns in other states." An American Research Group poll of 600 likely Democratic voters conducted January 6-7 has Obama at 40%, followed by Clinton, 31%; Edwards, 20%; and Richardson, 4%.
City candidates on the issues
SCOTT: The City Council must have regular updates on projects. The Downtown Partnership should help to oversee taxpayer dollars invested in Rio Nuevo plus the Rio Nuevo Board. The city of Tucson's finance department oversees bids and checks for viability. The private sector must meet the terms of its contracts. .
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