Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

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Articles in Oct 31, 2000 issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• Healthy now, Broncos have Jets on radar
  by John Branch
• Rampart is 5A's No. 2 seed
  by The Gazette
• Qwest heads off strike/ Agreement reached with union
• Back pages
• The Gazette Accuracy Watch
• Leagues clash for 1A supremacy
  by Kurt Eilmes
• SCOREBOARD
• 'Normal' treats homosexuality as novelty
  by Warren Epstein
• Center gets subsidy/ County agrees to $3.5 million for equestrian
  by Pam Zubeck
• Search called off/ Daylong hunt for shooter fails
• Rivalry should be an annual affair
  by Ralph Routon
• Honor roll
• Embezzler gets 10 years in prison
  by Bill Hethcock
• Forum discusses gap in test scores between whites and minorities
  by Becca Blond
• A cozy, winter ride for all you couch potatoes in Montana
  by Jim Bainbridge
• Baby steps/ Some fear testing of embryos is leading us down a
  by Bill Radford
• Owens supplements budget for education
  by Steven Paulson
• Halloween faces
• Quarterback's arrest won't be a distraction/ Legal problems becoming
  by John Branch
• Liberty, Lewis-Palmer eyeing possible state title showdown
  by The Gazette
• AFA studies whether its dumps hurt mice
  by John Diedrich
• Obituaries
• Friendly elk destroyed/ Many in Teller County outraged at DOW order
  by Becca Blond
• Ghosts, goblins and 50 Cinderfellas
  by Rich Tosches
• Hollandsworth hits homer with Rockies
  by Thomas Harding
• HEALTH
• Snow on the peak
• Passenger killed/ Driver flees crash scene on foot
• Freshman makes impression in first start
  by Meri-Jo Borzilleri
• Break in the action/ Injury can't stop Air Academy runner
  by Bob Schaller
• Would proposal limit choice?/ No: Amendment 25 only requires
  by Carrie Gordon Earll
• Springs man killed in prison
  by Gina Perales
• Funds allotted for Red Mountain
  by Bill McKeown
• Crowell making most of second opportunity
  by Tim Mimick
• Griese takes blame; faces Jan. 16 hearing
  by John Branch
• LETTERS
• Freed inmate turns himself in
• Getting out the (kids') vote/ Volunteers needed to monitor ballot
  by Susan Warmbrunn
• Hartley defends himself/ Coach denies trying to run up score vs.
  by Thomas Harding
• Paper or plastic?/ Fast food franchise may opt for ATMs over credit
  by Sara Nesbitt
• City
• Bank robber wanted/ 'I-25 bandit' may have hit 14 banks
• A (third) quarter short/ Post-halftime funk puzzles team, coach
  by Meri-Jo Borzilleri
• Coyotes break Avs' streak
  by Thomas Harding
• No to Ref. A/ Duplicative property-tax relief would raid surplus
• Campaign central