Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

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Articles in Dec 4, 1999, issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• CONNECT
• THE GAZETTE ACCURACY WATCH
• Manitou softball player signs with San Jose State
  by Cecilia Potts
• CONNECT
• The holidays have local caterers and restaurants/ Cooking up profits
  by Jane Turnis
• Breaking bread over city's cares/ Unique religious alliance quietly
  by Eric Gorski
• AdaWoman club decides to add a man to sing 'I am Woman'
  by Erin Randolph
• New Year's Eve show at arena draws no flock
  by Tanya Bell
• Highlights
• Teacher defeats pupil - this time
  by Lynn Zinser
• Adopting a new life
  by Susan Warmbrunn
• Midler's on money with divine show
  by Tanya Bell
• Fund helps pay for health care/ Clinics treat variety of illnesses
  by Sara Kugler
• Blessing to skiers, pain to commuters
  by Barry Bortnick
• Owens wants Colorado to continue gun checks/ CBI denies about 200
  by Genevieve Anton
• HDTV/ High-resolution screen brings new dimension to viewing
  by Warren Epstein
• Weddings
• CU-Springs needn't worry about new CU president
  by Ralph Routon
• Air Force shot down/ Falcons fall to Loyola 64-58 in opener of Air
  by Tim Mimick
• Volleyball star is driven to succeed
  by Kara Rathke
• Beedy takes on foster care/ Commissioner: Gays, lesbians aren't
  by Pam Zubeck
• CONNECT
• 15-year-old Gabriel Burkhart's face shows his childhood as an abused
  by Susan Warmbrunn
• Obituaries
• Adopted children survived a living hell inside Romania
  by Susan Warmbrunn
• Sidelines
• Four Corners project is building on the past
  by Bill McKeown
• Experts still struggling to explain the mystery of the 'ancient
  by Bill McKeown
• County wins grant for land purchase/ 190 acres added to complex
  by The Gazette
• Ex-judge turns attention from court to community
  by Bill Hethcock
• Living out his dream/ Adopted sport provides joy for Kansas City's
  by John Branch
• Streets expected to stay slick
  by Danielle Nieves
• LETTERS
• BACK PAGES
• Rivalry depends on point of view
  by John Branch
• BUILDING PERMITS
• Hanukkah's legacy/ Jews recall history's first war fought for
• City
• Broadnax beneficiary of teammates' work, whacky opponent
  by Jorge Arangure Jr.
• Falcons lose to Iona but it could have been worse
  by Jorge Arangure Jr.
• Victims testify in trial of accused holdup man
  by Bill Hethcock
• St. Francis celebration
• Clean air is good for business
  by Kim Nelson
• Liberty breaks loose/ Lancers get three goals from junior center to
  by Scott Prater
• Sick play kills Denver/ Mercer's absence shows weakness in Nuggets'
  by Lee Jenkins
• Crows counted as enjoyable, but ...
  by Katie Johnston
• Choctaw gift to impoverished Irish established deep roots
  by Lou Gonzales