Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

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Articles in Jul 9, 2001 issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• NL West pretenders/ Spending spree hasn't paid off for last-place
  by Thomas Harding
• KUDOS
• Officer's suicide might lead others to follow same path
  by Lou Gonzales
• SCOREBOARD
• When given chance to speak, chamber members skipped it
• CRIME STOPPERS
• Program pairs toddlers, seniors for magical match
  by Ovetta Sampson
• BACK PAGES
• 'Jewel' of aviation/ AFA holds valuable collection on flight
  by John Diedrich
• Scot wins in record time/ Women's champion Tormoen makes it two in a
  by Matt Wiley
• Economic index reaches highest level since 1994
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Winds of change blow through funny pages
• BANKRUPTCIES
• Widefield couple will get dream honeymoon/ Doctors say husband has
  by Bill Radford
• BUYERS ON THE STORM/ Morrison action figures expected to attract
• Western art brings people in from heat/ Sunday's WestFest enjoys
  by Jeff Douglas
• To get patent requires patience/ Inventor's life is one of risk,
  by Kirsten Orsini-Meinhard
• Osprey's woes/ Yet again, congressional politics hampers military
• Storm sweeps Front Range/ Severe weather disrupts DIA, leaves 20,000
  by Staff
• Going, going, goners/ Angels rock reeling Rockies rookie for five
  by Thomas Harding
• Entrepreneur learns lessons from successes and dot-calms
  by Chris Walsh
• Obituaries
• State DNA database will include all felons
  by Jeremy Meyer
• Starting over from scratch/ Olympic vet out to make splash in
  by Meri-Jo Borzilleri
• PEOPLE
• Costly parolee tracking effective
  by The Gazette
• Bell wants tough, calls on Miceli
  by Thomas Harding
• Hospital could have avoided its PR injuries
  by Wayne Heilman
• BIRTHS