Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

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Articles in Oct 2, 2000 issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• Helton adds a fitting end to stellar season
  by Thomas Harding
• Nagging injury frustrates Davis
  by John Branch
• MARATHON: Ethiopian continues country's heritage by winning men's
• Changes in store for county code
  by Rich Laden
• Local briefing
• Anti-abortion activists protest as part of national campaign
  by Gina Perales
• Absences costly/ Today's student count decides funds
  by Bill Hethcock
• SIDELINES
• Athletes, and their tears, rule Olympics
  by Lynn Zinser
• ALL THINGS Hispanic/ Colorado Springs celebrates a rich and diverse
  by Gina Perales
• Bankruptcies
• Young, old celebrate at Intergeneration Day
  by Sue McMillin
• Aerobatic pilot killed/ Plane crashes during air show
• CC women's soccer team loses game by the Bay
  by The Gazette
• TEAM HANDBALL: Denmark defeats Hungary in final/ Denmark defends
• Helping Hands
• ON THE WEB
• A detour/ Microsoft case takes another turn into a more uncertain
• STATE
• Rockies stick to rebuilding plan
  by Thomas Harding
• Patriots' patsies/ Stumbling Broncos lose to New England
  by John Branch
• NOTEBOOK: Reason for collapse of U.S. 1,500-meter runner Suzy Favor
• Every day its own memory
  by Lynn Zinser, Paula Parrish
• Kudos
• Obituaries
• Former Councilman Parisi dies
  by Rich Laden
• Is it who or whom?/ Group dedicated to language clarity
  by Susan Warmbrunn
• Junior golf in good hands/ Program has produced many of the region's
  by Ralph Routon
• RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS: Unexpected Russian wins gold/ Hoop hard to hold
• Locations
• Market is right prescription for drug plans
  by Wayne Heilman
• Letters
• Zero-tolerance case/ Lewis-Palmer expulsions in appeals court
  by Bill Hethcock
• Conservative group refocuses strategy
  by Eric Gorski
• No easy answers for collapse
  by Ralph Routon
• REPORT CARD: A rundown on how area athletes fared in the 2000 Games
• Incorporations
• City, county discuss joint measure on drainage
  by Pam Zubeck
• Jury duty an inconvenient but civic obligation
  by Lou Gonzales
• Time for a tee party/ Area golfers begin bids for state
  by Kurt Eilmes
• WRESTLING: U.S. shut out of freestyle gold for first time since 1968/
• CLASS ACT
• 60 seconds with: Zorene Cruise
• Springs federal building plans moving forward
  by Pam Zubeck
• Crash victim identified as weightlifter
  by Gina Perales
• Air Academy 40, Mesa Ridge 37
• The greatest, baby/ New England coach praises Bledsoe's play at Mile
  by Ralph Routon
• A life of struggle produces a book of rare truth
  by Rosemary Harris
• Forum helps remove guesswork from evaluating economic trends
• Weather on path to winter
  by The Gazette
• Street smarts/ Parents urged to walk with kids
• Rockies' star expects even more next year
  by Thomas Harding
• Red zone turns into twilight zone
  by Ralph Routon
• Closing Ceremonies Sydney says G'day for final time as rollicking
  by Lynn Zinser
• A question of title/ Palmer McAllister's No. 1 reputation faces
  by Rich Laden
• People
• CRIME STOPPERS
• Murder trial begins/ Husband accused of killing DJ Cindy Roads
  by Bill Hethcock
• BACK PAGES
• Palmer airs it out in win over Lewis-Palmer
  by Tony Torres
• USOC chief loved Sydney Games/ Blake thought U.S. fared well, is
• BEST OF THE SPRINGS
• Entrepreneur plays David to Web's Goliath
• Campaign Central
• Getting out the vote/ Residents can register at schools