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U.S. Treasuries Fall After Report Shows Rise in Non-Auto Sales (Bloomberg.com)
U.S. Sept. 14 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Treasuries fell for a second day in three after a government report showed retail sales excluding autos rose more than forecast last month.

U.S. August Retail Sales Fall 2.1%; Ex-Autos Rise 1% (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)
U.S. Sept. 14 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. retail sales fell in August by the most since November 2001 as auto purchases slumped after a buoyant July.

RV owners hit fuel funk (The Olympian)
PHILADELPHIA -- Ed Brandley paid more than $200,000 for the most beautiful motor home: a 40-footer with a queen-size bed, hardwood cabinets, skylights, DVD player and accommodations for six.

Impala glimmers with competence (USA Today)
The 2006 Chevrolet Impala is a solid alternative to Honda Accord and Toyota Camry, considered benchmarks among family sedans.

Top News (KUTV.com)
Lance Armstrong won't be getting back on his bike after all.

Evacuees in South Sound left wondering about delay (The Olympian)
There was no doubt Thursday among some who listened to President Bush's televised speech that New Orleans and the storm-blasted Gulf Coast would rise again from the destruction.

Weak Auto Sales Drag Down Retail Report (TheStreet.com)
But excluding autos, August sales are a little stronger than expected.

U.S. August Retail Sales Fall 2.1%; Ex-Autos Rise 1% (Update2) (Bloomberg.com)
U.S. Sept. 14 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. retail sales fell in August by the most since November 2001 as auto purchases slumped after a buoyant July. Excluding cars, sales rose twice as much as expected.

U.S. August Retail Sales Fall 2.1%; Ex-Autos Rise 1% (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)
Sept. 14 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. retail sales fell in August by the most since November 2001 as auto purchases slumped after a buoyant July. The 2.1 percent decline follows a 1.8 percent increase the month before that was the same as originally reported, the Commerce Department said today in Washington.