Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

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Articles in Aug 18, 2002 issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• Pueblo Aircraft Museum shows off its wings
  by Linda DuVal
• BRIEFS
• OBITUARIES
• NASA sets sights on intercepting comet/ Impact expected to shed light
  by Barry Bortnick
• Education priority for state Senate candidate
  by The Gazette
• 60 seconds... with Trip Carter
• Teen falls short of record but garners big praise
  by Kurt Eilmes
• PLANNING AND TRAINING ARE ESSENTIAL STEPS/ Your pack should be light
  by Bruce Chambers
• Bigger not better for low-water boat times
  by Karl Licis
• Three's company in crowded Colorado backfield
  by John Branch
• Fire guts townhome
• Internet fuels comics sales revival
  by Bill Radford
• Fountain Mayor Barela takes run at state House
  by The Gazette
• Now Hiring
• AFTERWORD
• PIKES PEAK ASCENT RESULTS
• Fan enthusiasm boosts Broncos' festive practice
  by Kamon Simpson
• Fun 'fulfilled' on first day of State Fair
  by Lauren Gullion
• Controversy 101/ Sept. 11 symposium on local college campus stirs
• Calhan bank earns top SBA ranking
  by Wayne Heilman
• REINVENTING TRADITION/ Abbey with 79 years of history will break up
  by Eric Gorski
• A HIGH POINT IN LIFE'S PASSAGE/ A midlife John Muir Trail journey
  by Bruce Chambers
• Early arriving crowd sets record for leftover-license sales
• Goalkeeping his eyes on the ball
• Budget cuts may force judicial employees to take unpaid leave
  by Bill Hethcock
• Governor shows he's a good sport with visit to the Springs
  by Diane Wengler
• Technology: Harris' $43 million contract doesn't add up to new jobs
  by Chris Walsh
• Quantum tops local firms in stock market
• Flawed hero of the Civil War/ A little-remembered Sickles engaging
  by Reviewed by Ed Sealover
• Air Force lineman taking shape with opener on horizon
  by Tim Mimick
• SCOREBOARD
• Teller County scales back tax proposal for roadways
  by Jeremy Meyer
• Science doesn't need Intelligent Design
  by Barry Fagin
• Keeping immigrant workers safe/ Training program can overcome
  by Steven Saint
• Injuries force Bronco star to call it quits/ Bad knees trip up
  by Kamon Simpson
• District 1 candidate wants to leave people alone [Corrected 08/22/
  by The Gazette
• Headed for dry dock/ Elevenmile Reservoir offers good fishing, but
  by Karl Licis
• An odd mix, Broncos' linebackers a fine blend
  by Kamon Simpson
• METRO
• BACK PAGES
• People
• Not much cookin'/ High-end restaurants seeing fewer high rollers
  by Sara Nesbitt
• Get Outta Here
• Top recruit stars at junior camp
  by Dan Wolken
• ROADWORK
• ESCAPEE PARROT FLIES HOME/ Cockatiel owner gets lots of advice before
  by The Gazette
• Libertarian joins race for commission District 5 seat
  by The Gazette
• Springs high-tech still gloomy/ Chip-makers not hiring, say more
  by Chris Walsh
• Forest closure hurts training for area runners
  by Nick Walter
• HOT OFF THE PRESS:
• Kimball's watches as little film grows to become big fat hit
• HONOR ROLL
• Rump-sniffing sure sign of nonhuman species
  by Rich Tosches
• LETTERS
• Snake charmer/ Small company snatches success with uplifting tools
  by Jeanne Davant
• Area residents get jump-start on reading
  by Leslie Weddell
• LOCAL BRIEFING
• Attempt to transplant Antero Reservoir trout to be made Tuesday
  by Karl Licis
• Winner believes Ascent on decline
  by Meri-Jo Borzilleri
• Calhan can only ask voters to help pay for half a school
  by Danielle Nieves
• Experimental-film festival finds a new home in Colorado Springs
  by Warren Epstein
• Kudos
• Chairman wants to inspire community's literary spirit
  by Leslie Weddell
• One wrong makes a right/ Runner won't let a mistake he made stop his
  by Meri-Jo Borzilleri
• Motley crew takes the Peak/ Favorite to win the women's title sleeps
  by Meri-Jo Borzilleri, Nick Walter
• Colorado Springs water use Aug. 10-16
• Se habla Espaol/ Latinos finding new entertainment venues speak their
  by Lauren Gullion
• Incorporations, Aug.1-7
• NEW WATER RESTRICTIONS