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Articles in Apr 20, 2006 issue of Topeka Capital-Journal, The

• Falling out hair can become serious
• Cover house with stone
• Maimed in war, women war vets start over Rebuilding lives, limbs
  by Donna St. George
• Microwave oven blamed for apartment fire
• WU magazine stages fundraiser
  by Bill Blankenship
• Pentagon releases first list of names of Guantanamo detainees
  by Ben Fox
• We forget our furry family
• DAILY RECORD
• WU ready for MIAA tennis tournament
  by Ken Corbitt
• Lawmakers' benefits far outpace most of U.S.
  by JIM ABRAMSAssociated Press Writer
• White House cuts McClellan
  by TERENCE HUNT
• Betting divides hopefuls
  by Chris Moon
• In the rough
• Top volunteer
• Corrections
• Americans fleeing farther from big cities
  by STEPHEN OHLEMACHERAssociated Press Writer
• Czyz spells relief for KU
• Birthdays
• 2004 data say death rate declined
  by Mike Stobbe
• KU Relays open today; Olympians set for Saturday
  by Kevin Haskin
• Mumps spreads across Midwest
  by Mike Wilson
• Briefly in Topeka
• Police calls
• Thursday, April 20, 2006
• Applications due today
• SIGNS SAY IT ALL
  by Morgan Chilson
• Trustee looking to future
• Planned boycott proving divisive
  by PETER PRENGAMANAssociated Press Writer
• major league baseball
• Dad's apology is long overdue
• The Top Five
• Real story at Duke isn't about race or privilege
• Boyda comes out swinging
  by Chris Moon
• Comedian makes TPAC comeback
  by Bill Blankenship
• Youth advocates to battle obesity
  by Barbara Hollingsworth
• Long-distance learning
  by Barbara Hollingsworth
• Level field
• Anti-porn effort heads to court
  by Ric Anderson
• Young set to boost Cats' offense
  by Tim Bisel
• sports in brief
• news in briefFossil suggests snakes evolved on land, not
• Calendar
• Forget bell tones
  by Kasha Stoll
• Shooting suspect arrested
  by Hal Lockard
• AREA HIGH SCHOOL notebook
• Parents show confidence in No Child Left Behind Act
  by BEN FELLERAP Education Writer
• Consumer prices climb
  by Martin Crutsinger
• Two injured in rollover
• Letters to the editor
• Weak technique signals a loser
  by Phillip Alder
• Flip flops fit needs
• How to submit letters to the editorMailFaxE-mail
• Victim's testimony put off
  by Steve Fry
• Washburn to offer jazz
• Farr leading Wildcat charge
  by Michael Ashford
• Thursday, April 20, 2006
• Facial hair back in style
• Topeka, groups ready to clean
  by Tim Hrenchir
• Council panel considers ethics
  by Tim Hrenchir
• Washburn students to show artwork
  by Bill Blankenship
• Calling program to precede Armed Forces Day in May