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Articles in Sep 2, 2006 issue of Topeka Capital-Journal, The

• FOP takes aim at Hecht
  by Hal Lockard
• Feds to end drain on lake
  by Barbara Hollingsworth
• A house not quite divided
  by Jim Henry
• Religion's light still bright
• Nash is back and better than ever
  by Phil Anderson
• Know how to read label on grass seed
• A house not quite divided
  by Jim Henry
• Gas pains decreasing
  by Michael Hooper
• Feds to end drain on lake
  by Barbara Hollingsworth
• Irish Fest expects big turnout More than 60,000 expected to attend
  by Bill Blankenship
• Heavy key chains can damage ignition
• Headline here Lorperos nostrud molor suscitHow to submit letters to
• Emotional Webb on track to survive
  by Tully Corcoran
• Gas pains decreasing
  by Michael Hooper
• Emotional Webb on track to survive
  by Tully Corcoran
• Cover up
• Chowder makes hearty fare for fall
  by Martha Stewart
• Cats' Meier anxious to get startedCats' Meier anxious to get started
  by Tim Bisel
• Silver Lake to explore construction costs
  by Barbara Hollingsworth
• Hallowed ground
  by Steve Fry
• daily recordDAILY RECORD
• POLICE BRIEFS
• Stock watchLocal stocksGrain pricesMarkets
• Irish Fest expects big turnout More than 60,000 expected to attend
  by Bill Blankenship
• Sparkler bomb hits Central Park Loud blast results in no injuries or
  by Phil Anderson
• Heights starts with 25-7 victory
  by Daniel Berk
• Smokers help
• Irrigation system can save water, plants
• Letters to the editor
• Hallowed ground
  by Steve Fry
• Silver Lake to explore construction costs
  by Barbara Hollingsworth
• Legends of Topeka celebration SundayAUTO RACING NOTEBOOK
• A LOVE OF JUDAISM
  by Phil Anderson
• Offices closed Monday
• Sparkler bomb hits Central Park Loud blast results in no injuries or
  by Phil Anderson
• BUSINESS BRIEFS
• Irish Fest expects big turnout More than 60,000 expected to attend
  by Bill Blankenship
• At HomeOn the same trackHome design is inspired by train depot. Page
• Religion Calendar
• daily recordDAILY RECORD
• FOP takes aim at Hecht
  by Hal Lockard
• Eder, Vikings roll past Rural
  by Tim Bisel
• Junction City shines brightest
  by Dustin Kimmel
• Steamy novels worry mother
• Legends of Topeka celebration SundayAUTO RACING NOTEBOOK
• Back to schoolDeathsToday in historyBirthdaysSinging comeback
• Cats' Meier anxious to get startedCats' Meier anxious to get started
  by Tim Bisel
• POLICE BRIEFS
• On the same track
  by Dianne Lawson
• Kansas' history seems to be about endurance
• Eder, Vikings roll past Rural
  by Tim Bisel
• Around the house