Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

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Articles in Apr 13, 2003 issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• The many strands of Waikiki/ The famous Hawaiian seaside stretch is
  by GARY A. WARNER
• Persistence pays off for Willsie with game-winner
  by MARK FITZHENRY
• Bar patrons mix beer, blood tests/ Health workers run makeshift
  by CARY LEIDER VOGRIN
• City officials expecting onslaught of applicants for airport
  by WAYNE HEILMAN
• KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY
• Rapids fall short in home opener
  by TROY SCHWINDT
• FORMER SKY SOX/ WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
• Syphilis cases jump in Colorado/ 6 counties exceed national goal;
  by CARY LEIDER VOGRIN
• Fairgoers search for metaphysical/ 5,000 seek balance at annual
  by ANSLEE WILLETT
• Tax error costs D-20 $255,000 for refund/ Business overestimated
  by DANIELLE NIEVES
• SIGNINGS & SUCH
• KUDOS
• AMERICA AT WAR
• Schmidt flips for diving title/ Cherry Creek wins invitational over
  by JONATHAN MOHR
• Back on even footing Roy relocates his winning form as Avs tie series
  by KAMON SIMPSON
• Manitou Lake refills, area could open for general use May 1
  by Karl Licis
• Good wall doesn't make good neighbors/ If deal can't be reached, city
  by BILL VOGRIN
• Famous Colorado
  by LINDA NAVARRO
• Therapist wants to help kids cope with war/ Children's questions,
  by JEREMY MEYER
• Waikiki ways/ Where to sleep, eat and see the sights of Hawaii's most
  by GARY A. WARNER
• Woods may now be the clear-cut favorite
  by DAN WOLKEN
• Burk targets CEOs, calls for boycott
  by DAN WOLKEN
• On-the-job experience/ Young Wild team happy with split and playoff
  by MARK FITZHENRY
• Business owner arrested in fraud
  by THE GAZETTE
• Iraqi PR man could give Skip a few lessons
  by RICH TOSCHES
• NEW BUSINESS
• Q & A
• Rampart's Micklewright finishes Doherty sweep
  by TROY SCHWINDT
• If it is to win, Avalanche must be more aggressive
  by MILO F. BRYANT
• Letters
• OBITUARIES
• Gazette seeks great high school seniors
  by THE GAZETTE
• ENGAGEMENT
• ECONOMIC COUNSEL/ New face of Springs City Council makes business
  by RICH LADEN
• WIRED FOR TRAVEL USING THE INTERNET TO AVOID TRAVAILS
  by JIM BAINBRIDGE
• USOC to re-evaluate support for Pan American Games
  by MERI-JO BORZILLERI
• BRIEFLY
• Change certain for Pueblo, fishing future/ Drought effects still
  by KARL LICIS
• Job fair scheduled for new call center
  by Chris Walsh
• Chemical weapons?
• ROUNDUP
• HONOR ROLL
• Thanks, City Council/ Outgoing mayor and members will be missed
• BACK PAGES
• PEOPLE
• The toll
• Familiarity may breed contempt for Memphis
  by DANNY SUMMERS
• 500 students will test math skills at Olympiad [Corrected 04/22/03]
  by THE GAZETTE
• Budget cuts straining courts/ Users pay more; number of cases rises
  by BILL HETHCOCK THE GAZETTE
• Explore international justice system, specific cases online
  by JIM BAINBRIDGE
• Losing the right stuff/ Aerospace industry identifies challenges
  by CHRIS WALSH
• GET OUTTA HERE!
• Winning streak ends as Sox split doubleheader
  by DANNY SUMMERS
• Forsberg confined behind Minnesota's Walz
  by KAMON SIMPSON
• BIRTHS
• Charity dinner features Olympian
  by THE GAZETTE
• SPOT CHECK
• Review: Path to freedom was lit by woman's faith
  by BOB EHLERT
• LOCAL BRIEFING
• Springs house bigger than most/ Colossal home no castle, owner says
  by RICH LADEN
• 'Viking' sees red when putting shot
  by NICK WALTER
• USOC task force suggests slashing board
  by MERI-JO BORZILLERI
• Imagination key phrase for season of fishing
  by KARL LICIS
• Alarms not working at fire-damaged home
  by THE GAZETTE
• New NAACP leader given warm welcome at tuneful reception
  by DIANE WENGLER
• Stock index edges down .80 percent
• LEFT BEHIND/ Springs military families cope by changing routine
  by RACHEL SAUER