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Articles in Oct 26, 2008 issue of Topeka Capital-Journal, The

• Moore stands by his bailout vote
  by Tim Carpenter
• Don't worry about itNo need to worry about it
• Incumbent promises a well-managed government
• Candidate vows to save county money, prevent tax hikes
• Candidate wants to improve city, county relations
• Incumbent takes pride in recent lake improvements
• Bridge resultsBridge results
• Connected to LocalBUSINESSWatering the town's roots
  by Lisa Sandmeyer
• Pay up
• Light shed on riverfront
  by Tim Hrenchir
• How to submit letters to the editorMailFaxE-mail
• We need a little Halloween this yearGet into the Halloween spirit
• Character over colorCharacter is what matters
• It's been a long two yearsMuch can happen during an election cycle
• Transit fights for funds
  by James Carlson
• How free is free speech?A SIGN OF FALLHow free is our free speech?
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• GET OUT AND PLAY
• EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLEToy maker builds on imagination
• DID YOU KNOW?
• This Week in Kansas History
• Pets on Parade
• it's your business
• DJ: Dismissal handled poorly
  by Bill Blankenship
• COMING TOGETHER
  by Dianne Lawson
• Volunteer opportunities
• 'Fire's' music stays strong
  by Phil Grecian
• Pitt State dominates Fort Hays
• Rural returns to 6A tourney
  by Scott Paske
• Vikes top T-Birds for trip to 5A state
  by Asher Fusco
• Rural boys win; girls qualify for state
• sports in brief
• Moore stands by his bailout vote
  by Tim Carpenter
• Light shed on riverfront
  by Tim Hrenchir
• Transit fights for funds
  by James Carlson
• it's your business
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• K-State notebook