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Articles in Jul 31, 1999 issue of Topeka Capital-Journal, The

• Letters to the editor
• NTSB says JFK Jr.'s plane was working properly
  by GLEN JOHNSON
• Gun-rights advocates stare down control calls
  by CHRISTOPHER CLARK
• Strike 3 for Rork
  by ANDREA ALBRIGHT
• Celebrities gather for Brett roast
• DuBose reaffirms duties as Bama boss
  by RON
• Plants need water, mulch to beat heat
• GI Joe fans invade hotel on figure's birthday
  by JOHN BALZ
• Lawmaker: Stations rented lists from Clinton-Gore
• Two Kansans injured during office shooting
• Court rejects Baker's appeal in 1989 killings
  by ROGER MYERS
• Tripp indicted
  by GREG TOPPO
• Stricter rules introduced
• Lupita's making way for the crowd
• Red Sox covet KC ace Appier
  by ALAN ESKEW
• Moving, but staying
• Kansas snapshot
• Fire scorches outside of mall
  by TIM HRENCHIR
• Topeka sets record for its highest low temperature
  by TIM HRENCHIR
• Robertson: Summer loop offers on-the-job training
  by MAR
• Business briefs
• Damon ties Royals record with 203rd straight game
  by ALAN ESKEW
• World leaders pledge help to struggling Balkans
  by TERENCE HUNT
• After 18-year marriage, Gingrich files for divorce
• KBI releases anti-stalking kits
  by TIM HRENCHIR
• No charges to be filed in Hart case
• Holtz is keeping his wit
• Study backs boost in airline competition
• Army identifies soldiers in plane crash
  by MICHELLE KOIDIN
• Friends' trek to Kilimanjaro focus of research study
• Man sentenced for selling bombs
  by TIM HRENCHIR
• Report: Trial had covert edge
  by JIM McLEAN
• Tour de France riders pass drug tests
• Senate OKs GOP's $792 billion tax-cut bill
  by DAVID ESPO
• Rangers rock weary Royals bullpen
  by ALAN ESKEW
• Milwaukee gets gem from rookie
• U.S. to pay Chinese bombing victims $4.5 million
• Families of victims struggle with loss at hands of angry stranger
  by STEPHANIE SIMON
• Bats and rockets winning ribbons at Shawnee County Fair
  by SCOTT R. GREENBERG
• Briefly in sports
• Marino sounds optimistic (again)
• Larks stun Caps with rally in ninth
  by KEN CORBITT
• Fire at Lawrence propane company demolishes building, injures man
• Two Topeka students heading west in search of Shakespeare
  by SCOTT R. GREENBERG
• Investors get warning
  by CHRISTIE APPELHANZ
• Sloppy Inkster shares du Maurier lead
• Heat wave starts to damage crops
  by DAVID MILES
• Bob Hentzen: Pitching only drawback for '99 Royals
• Fishy goings-on
• Briefly in Kansas
• Fulton convicted in kidnapping case
  by ANDREA ALBRIGHT
• Police briefs
• Weir bags city title with rally
• Harvey Mackay: Keeping up with information is biggest challenge
  by the time you come up
• Yanks rip Red Sox
• Lawrence shop catches on fire
• Manhattan Surgical Center plans change after negotiations
  by BARBARA HOLLINGSWORTH
• Hollywood needs to take good look at rest of America
• Duval stirs debate over Ryder profits
• Ring on hand, DeBerg takes coaching role
• How they voted
• County commissioner fights recall vote
  by BARBARA HOLLINGSWORTH
• Spacecraft to smash into moon in search of water
  by PAUL RECER
• Will we ever know why?
  by J.R. MOEHRINGER
• Playoff decisive for Allen
• Cattle dropping in their tracks
• West 'wing' in the spotlight
  by RICK PETERSON