Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

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Articles in Oct 2, 1999 issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• BULLETIN BOARD
• Backers of highway repair measure raise nearly $750,000
  by The Gazette
• 18-year-old sentenced to life in shooting/ Springs man convicted in
  by The Gazette
• Ferret to the Rescue/ Furry pet recruited by Space Command for
  by John Diedrich
• HIGHLIGHTS
• AFA baseball coach out after investigation
  by Mike Spence
• WEDDINGS
• BIRTHS
• Elementary principal faces theft charges
  by The Gazette
• Intemann Trail needs ditch repair/ Volunteers can help build steps
  by The Gazette
• Woman, 71, gets 32 years in plot to kill mother, child/ Crawford now
  by Kathryn Sosbe
• Discrimination charges filed against Kmart
• Earthquake in Taiwan hurts Hewlett-Packard
• Battle of backs goes Wasson's way
  by Ben Fibbe
• Porn is unplugged as Christian companies block X-rated sites from
  by Raymond McCaffrey
• BACK ISSUES
• CROWN JEWEL
• TRAFFIC TIP
• THE GAZETTE ACCURACY WATCH
• Round-trip ticket/ Colorado cities and companies are using innovative
  by Todd Hartman
• ANNIVERSARIES
• Officials apologize for mistaken drug bust/ Group received bad tip,
  by Associated Press
• Conservation meets recreation/ Plan to limit use of White River
  by Associated Press
• Guest conductor, young pianist leave listeners wishing for more
  by Mark Arnest
• Area gets $600,000 in housing subsidies/ Funds help working families
  by Susan Warmbrunn
• Tougher gun laws on table/ Lawmakers unveil rival proposals
  by Michele Ames
• Committed to the cause/ These Colorado Springs residents have made
  by Todd Hartman
• Canon City 35, Mesa Ridge 0
• Sweat & smiles are the plays of the day as pucks & sticks return to
  by Lynn Zinser
• I could run for president, but I can't be an election judge in El
  by Dan Njegomir
• ROADWORK
  by The Gazette
• Homeless sleeping 'with one eye open'/ Denver slayings worry
  by Associated Press
• It's 19 and counting/ Rampart extends streak by beating Air Academy
  by Ann Tatko
• CSU faces major test in revived N.M. State
  by Tim Mimick
• ENGAGEMENTS
• Ah, youth/ Teens could learn much if they listened to those older and
• SMORGASBORD
• Lineman shares message with team
  by John Branch
• Title hopes on the line for Air Force/ Falcons seek revival against
  by Meri-Jo Borzilleri
• BUILDING PERMITS
• Conference to focus on effects of domestic violence/ Problems at home
  by Associated Press
• Woodford is honored for support of nonprofits/ Businessman has a
  by Wayne Heilman
• FOOTBALL
• Air Force ventures into city where 'Top Gun' filmed
  by Meri-Jo Borzilleri
• PET OF THE WEEK
• Ute water uses too ambiguous, opponents say
  by Associated Press
• Veterans, students join ranks to promote November parade
  by Mark D. Baker
• No need for crusade against athletes' release
  by Ralph Routon
• Missiles on crash course/ Tonight is first test of defense system
  by Mary Boyle
• Bichette glad to see season wind to end/ Only personal goals left for
  by Paula Parrish
• BRIEFING
• Campbell wants Clinton to sign bill in Colorado
  by The Gazette
• It's time to get shots to shoo the flu, health officials say
  by Bill Radford
• St. Mary's ends reign/ Nine-year winless run against CSCS is over/ 17
  by Jonathan Clark
• Air Force at San Diego State
• Return of a friend/ Broncos will be glad to see Atwater - until game
  by John Branch
• TELL IT TO THE GAZETTE
• Former hostage devotes himself to helping youths
  by Associated Press
• OBITUARIES
• Black Canyon legislation on its way to president/ Senate approves
  by Associated Press
• Palmer educator to be named National Principal of the Year
  by Erin Randolph