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Articles in May 24, 2001 issue of Topeka Capital-Journal, The

• Bicyclists will ride to help save lives
  by Ann Marie Bush Capital-Journal
• Johnson pulls out of slump
  by Rick Peterson Capital-Journal
• Plenty of sporting goods to be had, but no money
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Regular gasoline prices Wednesday... ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Young and old excited about Valley Falls' state teams ]
  by Ric Anderson Capital-Journal
• Clydesdale delivery
  by Madinah Hazim Capital-Journal
• Council halts Hidden Valley Subdivision project
  by Alicia Henrikson Capital-Journal
• Long live 'The King'
  by Rick Peterson Capital-Journal
• [ H I L L ' S ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Bankruptcies ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ 'The Snake': The nickname stuck ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Briefly in agriculture ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Clarification ]
  by Capital-Journal
• SHS to have September reunion
  by Capital-Journal
• Schumacher to chat today
  by Capital-Journal
• Schumacher says wreck part of racing
  by Rick Peterson Capital-Journal
• [ Marriage licenses ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Sports Page ]
  by Brent Maycock Capital-Journal
• [ Letters to the Editor ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Sports Brief ]
  by Capital-Journal
• Officials: Americans' deaths not connected to student's slaying
  by Andrea Albright Capital-Journal
• Rookie gets shot at big time
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Births ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Briefly ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ P O L Y G A M Y ]
  by Capital-Journal
• Student wins national contest
  by Capital-Journal
• Moran, ag panel colleagues get views of farmers via TV
  by Jonna Lorenz Capital-Journal
• Law enforcement workers receive honors
  by Alicia Henrikson Capital-Journal
• [ C H U R C H N E W S ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Page 1 Briefs ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ U.S. District Court ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Tony Pedregon ]
  by Rick Peterson Capital-Journal
• [ Jazz Festival ]
  by Capital-Journal
• Tradition joins community
  by Ann Marie Bush Capital-Journal
• Appeals court declares Missouri livestock law constitutional
  by Capital-Journal
• Top academic students honored
  by Capital-Journal
• Durbin stymies A's, 4-1
  by Ken Corbitt Capital-Journal
• [ S C H O O L N E W S ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Sheriff Accident ]
  by Alicia Henrikson Capital-Journal
• [ Auburn-Washburn Unified School District 437 among the 100 best in
  by Vincent Brydon Capital-Journal
• Sage Inn to reopen during Dover Heritage Day
  by Ann Marie Bush Capital-Journal
• For jazz, Topeka tops the
  by Bill Blankenship Capital-Journal
• High tabs Vest as mat coach
  by Rick Peterson Capital-Journal
• [ S N C C S C H E D U L E ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ County District Court ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Obituaries ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Making A Difference: Mary Frantz ]
  by Capital-Journal
• Cost of power plant in debate
  by Jim McLean Capital-Journal
• Parent involvement key to students' success Involvement key to
  by Vincent Brydon Capital-Journal
• 'Dad's always had a master plan, and any time that he was ready to
  by Rick Peterson Capital-Journal
• [ Brieflyrail ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ S H I N I N G S T A R A W A R D S ]
  by Capital-Journal
• Christ the King eighth-graders promoted
  by Capital-Journal
• Boyd Institute awards mini-grants for 2001
  by Pat Melgares Capital-Journal
• Price-reporting errors the latest example of USDA bungling
  by Capital-Journal
• St. Marys softball team keyed up
  by Brent Maycock Capital-Journal
• Graves, Felker honor NHRA's 50th anniversary
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Lawyer's aid a necessity in will writing ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Obituaries 3 ]
  by Capital-Journal
• WRHS, WRMS students graduate
  by Ann Marie Bush Capital-Journal
• The unsinkable Karrin Allyson
  by Bill Blankenship Capital-Journal
• Trail baseball team hopes to deliver 4A title
  by Brent Maycock Capital-Journal
• [ Police Agate ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Obituaries 2 ]
  by Capital-Journal
• [ Correction ]
  by Capital-Journal