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Articles in Oct 15, 1999 issue of Topeka Capital-Journal, The

• Berberich attorney's account sought
  by Steve Fry Capital-Journal
• Landowner rejects city's offers
  by JIM McLEAN
• Fans hope Mets rock Rocker
• Man sought in abduction found
  by JASON STRAIT AP
• Young's career could be over
  by AP
• Did they really care?
  by Capital-Journal
• County classified employees will see green
  by Kenneth Lassiter Capital-Journal
• Slow and steady marks country singer's rise Kenny Chesney is flying
  by Bill Blankenship Capital-Journal
• Revised rankings make for better data, but more confusion
  by The boston globe
• Iguanas first test for Crows
  by Alan Eskew Capital-Journal
• Haskell regents still oppose trafficway
  by AP
• Rural will unveil cross country course
  by Capital-Journal
• Fort Hays, Pratt merger is rejected
  by AP
• Study: Brain regenerates thinking cells
  by PAUL RECER AP
• High school tennis High hosting 6A tournament
  by Rick Peterson Capital-Journal
• Watchdog group: Consumers paying more for their checking
  by MARCY GORDON AP
• Authorities seeking missing marker
  by Kevin Bates Capital-Journal
• Starr to step down this weekend; successor named
  by LORRAINE ADAMS AP
• DA laments mistakes
  by STEVEN K. PAULSON AP
• Even soldiers want taxes spent wisely
  by Washington Post
• After 'vacation,' Patton is back for every snap
  by Rick Dean Capital-Journal
• Five cases of E. coli poisoning confirmed in the Tulsa area
  by AP
• Horse show can be anyone's game
  by Jim suber Capital-Journal
• City 5A tussle kicks off
  by Rick Peterson Capital-Journal
• Bods not content to challenge the best
  by Ken Corbitt Capital-Journal
• Ventura like a car crash --- everyone just has to look
  by Washington Post
• Kansas high school bands to march at K-State festival
  by Capital-Journal
• Clinton: Pact defeat 'partisan politics'
  by CHARLES BABINGTON Washington Post
• Memos show bias questions date to 1993
  by AP
• Investigators: Girl next door confesses in baby's death
  by MARTHA IRVINE AP
• Hulshof, Tiahrt knock off lobbyists
  by AP
• Stein Mart to close by end of 1999
  by Michael Hooper Capital-Journal
• Lien should prevent ex-spouse from swapping affected land
  by Newspaper Enterprise Association
• 'Little Sweden' gets ready for festival
  by Bill Blankenship Capital-Journal
• Polar rescue mission in doubt because of cold temperatures
  by AP
• Winemakers harvest grapes with the help of volunteers
  by CARLA STRAND Salina journal
• Fresh laughs for Stale Dale
  by Bill Blankenship Capital-Journal
• KSU announces summer degrees, graduation honors
  by Capital-Journal
• Abilene celebrates native son Ike
  by DAVID MILES AP
• House moves to create agency
  by JIM ABRAMS AP
• Yanks rally to nip Red Sox
  by AP
• Computer prices rise amid chip shortage
  by AP
• Garner hired to guide Tigers
  by AP
• Klocke no small catch for K-State
  by Kevin Haskin Capital-Journal
• Important birthdays
  by Capital-Journal
• Good deeds don't go unnoticed
  by Mike Hall Capital-Journal
• Experts say lack of finality in JonBenet Ramsey case not unusual
  by STEVE GUTTERMAN AP
• State appeals Potawatomi license plate injunction
  by ROGER MYERS Capital-Journal
• Legislative council briefed on Capitol renovation
  by ROGER MYERS Capital-Journal
• Commission finds U.S. generals kept some Holocaust loot
  by DAVID BRISCOE AP
• Hill City man builds unique home of straw
  by JAN KATZ ACKERMAN hays daily news
• Expocentre will be sent upgrade bill for tanks
  by Kenneth Lassiter Capital-Journal
• Couple enjoys time off
  by los angeles times syndicate
• Hawks will begin season with new offensive approach The more things
  by Kurt Caywood Capital-Journal
• Greenspan warns bankers against loss of confidence
  by JOHN M. BERRY Washington Post
• Rollover stops traffic, kills cattle
  by Kevin Bates Capital-Journal
• Officer has a sixth sense for wayward autos
  by MIKE BELT kansas city kansan
• Boeing beats expectations; 3rd quarter profits up 37 percent
  by GEORGE TIBBITS AP
• Coup leader declares himself Pakistan's new chief executive
  by KATHY GANNON AP
• Jack Mayer Jack D. Mayer, 70, Topeka, died Thursday, Oct. 14,
  by Capital-Journal
• Death toll from Turkey quake passes 17,000
  by AP
• Next big earthquake due by 2030
  by AP