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Seattle Post-Intelligencer back issues from October 1997:

TWO HITS ENOUGH FOR BRAVES WITH MADDUX ON THE MOUND.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

MARLINS PULL OUT VICTORY IN NINTH ON RENTERIA'S HIT.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

YANKEES' WIN EASY AS ONE-TWO-THREE.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

GARNETT CONSIDERING $120 MILLION OFFER T-WOLVES REPORTEDLY BOOST OFFER TO $120 MILLION.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

COUGS OUTPLAYING PROMOTION DEPARTMENT.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997;

STARBIRD MAKING SMOOTH TRANSITION.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997;

DEPTH IN OFFENSIVE LINE CONTINUES TO BE TESTED.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997;

THE ANSWER GUY.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

FOR OPENERS, M'S HOLD ALL THE CARDS.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997;

DOWNTOWN RALLY FIRES UP M'S FANS.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997;

EDGAR RESTED, READY AFTER TREATING SORE MUSCLE.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

DAVIS' RETURN UPLIFTING AFTER BATTLING CANCER ORIOLE OUTFIELDER MAKES COMEBACK FROM CANCER.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997;

RIPKEN CAPABLE OF CARRYING O'S.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997;

NOTEBOOK.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

WOODS HYPE STARTING TO SETTLE NORMAN CONSIDERS HIM JUST ANOTHER PGA PLAYER BATTLING NORMAL TRAVAILS.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

BLOOD TEST ADMISSIBLE FOR SMITH'S 2ND TRIAL.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

CAROLINA'S BIG DILEMMA: COLLINS OR BEUERLEIN?(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

UW MEN'S SOCCER ON PROBATION.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997;

MOTHER TESTIFIES IN GREEN LAWSUIT.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

HAWKS GET HOBBS TO HELP AT WIDEOUT.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997;

UW PLAYERS LOMBARDI SEMIFINALISTS.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

COLLEGE FOOTBALL BYU CORNERBACK DIES IN ACCIDENT.(Sports)

Oct 01, 1997

FED, CONTENT WITH ECONOMY, LEAVES BANK RATES ALONE.(Business)

Oct 01, 1997

CHARGES OF `BULLYING' AGAINST TOYS R US UPHELD BY JUDGE.(Business)

Oct 01, 1997

PATENT DISPUTE SHAPING UP AS A VICTORY FOR PRECOR INC.(Business)

Oct 01, 1997

NEW TOP OFFICERS . . .(Business)

Oct 01, 1997

BOEING LINES UP PLANTS FOR ITS DELTA IV ROCKET.(Business)

Oct 01, 1997;

TOP PAY FOR A COST CUTTER.(Business)

Oct 01, 1997

EXPLORER BRINGS PC AND INTERNET CLOSER MICROSOFT HOPES IT WILL BOOST WINDOWS.(Business)

Oct 01, 1997

AILING ST. LOUIS SAYS: MEET ME IN SEATTLE LEADERS COME TO SEE WHAT MAKES US TICK.(Business)

Oct 01, 1997;

THE MARKETS.(Business)

Oct 01, 1997

PEOPLE ON THE MOVE.(Business)

Oct 01, 1997

GUMBEL PROMISES TO FOCUS HIS `PUBLIC EYE' ABOVE THE GUTTER.(Television)

Oct 01, 1997

BALLOT RECOUNT PUTS ORTMAN IN PORT COMMISSION RUNOFF.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

MAN DIES AFTER TREATMENT FOR TRAFFIC-ACCIDENT INJURIES.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

COUNTY TO AUCTION OFF CARS, TRUCKS, VANS AND BACKHOES.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

[2] COPS AND COURTS.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

COPS AND COURTS.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

[3] COPS AND COURTS.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

[1] COPS AND COURTS.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

COMING UP.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

WIRED.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

NAVY COMMANDERS GATHER FOR CONFERENCE FLEET LEADERS TO DISCUSS BUDGET, TRAINING ISSUES.(News)

Oct 01, 1997;

GREGOIRE PRAISES PROPOSED TOBACCO DEAL TO SENATE PANEL.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

JUDGE CONSIDERS REQUEST TO DROP HARRIS MURDER CHARGE.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

THEY SAY $60,000 IS THEIRS, BUT IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

TOUR BOAT RUNS AGROUND; 1 INJURED, VESSEL EVACUATED.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

SLOT MACHINES ARE ILLEGAL IN STATE, FEDERAL JUDGE RULES.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

LAWYER SEEKS MORE TIME TO STUDY U S WEST'S RATE-INCREASE REQUEST.(News)

Oct 01, 1997;

STUDIES LOOK AT LEGACY OF SEX ABUSE MISTREATMENT SETS GIRLS ON A DARK PATH.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

SEAHAWKS STADIUM VOTE UPHELD `BALLOT FOR SALE' CLAIM IS REJECTED BY JUDGE.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

GRAYS HARBOR BOY'S DEATH SPURS SAFETY PANEL.(News)

Oct 01, 1997;

RAPIST ON THE RUN COMMITS SUICIDE POLICE SUSPECT KENT MAN IN LOCAL MURDER.(News)

Oct 01, 1997;

MAKAH, JAPANESE MARK HISTORIC LINK MUSICAL RE-CREATES RESCUE OF SAILORS OFF PENINSULA IN 1834.(News)

Oct 01, 1997;

FAA TO HELP FINANCE THIRD RUNWAY $161 MILLION CALLED FUNDING `CORNERSTONE'.(News)

Oct 01, 1997;

STUDENTS QUESTION MAYORAL CANDIDATES.(News)

Oct 01, 1997;

DEATHS.(News)

Oct 01, 1997

SCHOOLS BENEFACTOR FRANK WALD DIES AT 90.(News)(Obituary)

Oct 01, 1997

A NEW HOME, HOME ON THE RANGE FOR MISSY COW COW.(News)

Oct 01, 1997;

M'S WOMEN'S CLUB HAD FAN FEVER BEFORE IT WAS COOL.(News)(Column)

Oct 01, 1997;

MAYORAL CANDIDATES PERSONIFY TWO SIDES OF SEATTLE POLITICS.(Editorial)

Oct 01, 1997

ARAFAT HARD TO REPLACE, LITERALLY AND FIGURATIVELY.(Editorial)

Oct 01, 1997

DON'T REFORM THE IRS, ELIMINATE THE INCOME TAX THERE MUST BE OTHER WAYS TO RAISE MONEY.(Editorial)(Column)

Oct 01, 1997

PRISON SYSTEM SHOULDN'T BE JEWEL IN THE GEM STATE'S CROWN.(Editorial)(Column)

Oct 01, 1997

U.S. MUST HAVE SAY IN FOREIGN PRODUCE.(Editorial)(Editorial)

Oct 01, 1997