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Articles in Oct 27, 1999 issue of Topeka Capital-Journal, The

• Payless raises $1 million for United Way
  by Capital-Journal
• Hummer gives Vikes 1-0 win in 2 OTs
  by Ric Anderson Capital-Journal
• Boeing, union reach tentative agreement
  by MICHAEL WHITE AP
• Pitt State, Northwest tough duo
  by Ken Corbitt Capital-Journal
• SRS delays hot-button program SRS alters course, 16p11-42
  by Jim McLean Capital-Journal
• New York's homeless must work for shelter
  by TIMOTHY WILLIAMS AP
• Patty Hearst Shaw to testify at trial
  by LINDA DEUTSCH AP
• Lois Warrick SABETHA --- Lois Turner Warrick, 97, Sabetha, died
  by Capital-Journal
• Readers stump columnists again
  by ANNE B. ADAMS
• Players' attitude: Let it be
  by Kevin Haskin Capital-Journal
• Speaker: 'Get ready for a whole new world'
  by Christie Appelhanz Capital-Journal
• Home win a big boost for Crows
  by Alan Eskew Capital-Journal
• California nuclear plant to undergo safety, Y2K tests
  by DAVID HALDANE Los Angeles Times
• Singer, songwriter Axton dead at 61
  by SUSAN GALLAGHER AP
• Dealers suspected in 'cities of dead' thefts
  by Washington Post
• China tops among corrupt exporters
  by HARRY DUNPHY AP
• Cornerstones
  by Rick Dean Capital-Journal
• Web site receives $780 million in buyout
  by CHRISTINE ROMERO Scripps Howard News
• Harris' parents meet with investigators
  by AP
• State seeks dismissal
  by AP
• Seminar prompts fear about growing old
  by KENT S. COLLINS Los Angeles Times
• Tour alters events for Stewart memorial
  by AP
• Man dies after evening shooting
  by Kevin Bates Capital-Journal
• Energy department cutting access
  by MATT KELLEY AP
• Man charged in December wreck
  by Kevin Bates Capital-Journal
• Big juggling act
  by Capital-Journal
• New superintendent appointed to historic Brown site
  by Heather Hollingsworth Capital-Journal
• Stewart's caddie flew home instead of to Texas with boss
  by AP
• Teen IDs attacker
  by AP
• Jobless rate dips
  by JOHN HANNA AP
• Winner will have to garner women's votes
  by united feature syndicate
• Good's attorneys seeking dismissal of perjury charges
  by Steve Fry Capital-Journal
• Jayhawks hit boards
  by Kurt Caywood Capital-Journal
• Ruling makes FOIA stronger
  by RICHARD CARELLI AP
• British Lords end their right to sit in upper chamber
  by AP
• KU chancellor outlines ways for colleges to support science
  by Capital-Journal
• City isn't acquiring Degginger Foundry
  by Capital-Journal
• Chafee brought best to Congress, and left much behind
  by Washington Post
• An M.D. by any other name ...
  by PETER H. GOTT, M.D. Newspaper Enterprise Association
• Experts begin puzzling search NTSB begins task of figuring out
  by JOHN MacDONALD AP
• California voters get chance to ban ATM fees Intel, Microsoft are
  by BOB EGELKO AP
• Author finds warm welcome in Eisenhower's boyhood home
  by Matt Moline Capital-Journal
• Makes a difference
  by Capital-Journal
• Falley's acquires Venture building
  by Christie Appelhanz Capital-Journal
• Competition heating up on the Internet
  by LESLIE WALKER Washington Post
• IT department requests help for Y2K effort
  by Kenneth Lassiter Capital-Journal
• Schedule continues to haunt K-State
  by Kevin Haskin Capital-Journal
• Salina's first black mayor praised for outgoing nature, commitment to
  by AP
• Volcano watchers track course of lava underneath Hawaii
  by ROBERT LEE HOTZ Los Angeles Times
• Council urged to begin annexation
  by Mike Hall Capital-Journal