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Articles in Sep 19, 1999 issue of Topeka Capital-Journal, The

• Briefly in Sports
  by Capital-Journal
• Letters to the editor
• Hundreds still stranded
  by ESTES THOMPSON
• USS Topeka replica to patrol soon
  by HAL LOCKARD
• Bicyclists raise money for multiple sclerosis with 150-mile trek
  by STEVE FRY
• Floyd II may visit Eastern seaboard in another six years
  by MATT MOLINE
• Expo at Ravenwood will benefit Shriners Hospitals
  by Jim Ramberg Capital-Journal
• Education employees downtown overwhelm family with help
• Briefly in Topeka
• Prosperity brings low unemployment and less inflation
• Budget crisis could imperil state funding for education
  by DAVID MILES
• Hey, it's time to get quacking; the annual DU bash is here
  by Capital-Journal
• Africa silent about AIDS
• Nation/world briefs
• Who deserves credit for prosperity?
  by MARTIN CRUTSINGER
• Wagnon: I'm here to stay
  by JIM McLEAN
• Chiefs want, expect Williams to earn pay
  by Rick Dean Capital-Journal
• Griese sitting on hot seat at Arrowhead
  by Rick Dean Capital-Journal
• Critics: N. Korea bullied U.S.
  by GEORGE GEDDA
• Rotary Clubs give city tours to future Russian leaders
• Biz notes
• Ag panel listens to farmers' concerns
  by JONNA LORENZ
• Holston conquers Rim Rock
  by Ric Anderson Capital-Journal
• Taxpayers will have higher bills unless tax code glitch is corrected
  by CURT ANDERSON
• School uniforms should be mandatory,
• Jim Suber: Kansas Farm Bureau field day reveals the changing face of
• LB Jackson scores 2 TDS to save Huskers
  by AP
• Volunteers sink in The Swamp, 23-21
  by AP
• Safety net is widening
• Teamsters ratify wage agreement
  by KENNETH LASSITER
• Brownback, Ryun say let districts decide on evolution
  by ROGER MYERS
• Police brief
• KU bowled over Buffs dash Hawks' hopes for bowl game
  by Kurt Caywood Capital-Journal
• trinidad wins
  by AP
• World leaders to tackle agenda for millennium
• Briefly in Kansas
• Briefly in Kansas
• Jayhawks have sights set on 3 recruits
  by Kurt Caywood Capital-Journal
• Hero's window: Disabled English girl reaches out via computer
  by MARA D. BELLABY
• Catholic mission aims to renew spirits
• America Prospers in the '90s
  by DAVID CRARY
• Deputies seek to question man
  by TIM HRENCHIR
• With win, WU takes gigantic step forward
  by Pete Goering Capital-Journal
• Wildcats too tough for Miners
  by Kevin Haskin Capital-Journal
• Commitment goes on
• A chance to start over
  by MIKE HALL
• After its owner's death, parents hope to continue bakery's 75- year
  by CHRIS GRENZ
• Miss Kentucky Heather Renee French wins Miss America
  by JOHN CURRAN
• 60s revival
  by AP
• Bods stay perfect Bods stay unbeaten, edge Southern, 35-28
  by Ken Corbitt Capital-Journal
• Mourners gather to remember four victims of church shooting
• Topeka property taxes higher than neighbors
• Kansas snapshot