Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) back issues from February 1996:
Wolves try to work things out; Players-only practice held for first time.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Tice takes on new challenge with Vikings.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1996;
`U' coach hoping to get lines set for stretch drive; Woog establishes tentative units for North Dakota series.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Gophers stop Cats, losing streak; `U' restores its confidence.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Kitchen trends: Size, light continue to increase.(HOME & GARDEN)
Feb 01, 1996;
Quality settles suit alleging bias practices.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Big bucks are on the line as TV begins its "sweeps" month today, with an especially hot contest among Twin Cities newscasters.; SWEEPS STAKES Check it out: Here's checklist of the sweeps month lineup.(VARIETY)
Feb 01, 1996;
School discipline report released; Thousands of suspensions cited.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Student who was beaten loses his suit against school district.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Dangers of rural policing; 2 men face murder charges in policeman's slaying.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Strong body, strong mind; World-class weightlifter Decia Stenzel has parlayed a stubborn disposition and phenomenal strength into a quest to be the best. With four national titles, she now has her eye on the Women's World Championships in May.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Metro athletes of the week.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Referendum on stadium clears hurdle.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
State residents get into biathlon; Several in Germany for major juniors competition.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Edina pesticide contractor who applied improper chemical on oats loses appeal; Court refuses to ease 5-year sentence for Y. George Roggy; his illegal effort to save money cost General Mills millions.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Dangers of rural policing; The night many things changed Derek Woodford was the only officer on duty in Redwood Falls on the night he was shot four times. He still works the beat, but the way he goes about his job is different in many ways.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Court of Appeals upholds '94 rape conviction that used DNA analysis.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Roseau, Warroad consider move to AA in hockey.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Critic's choice.(VARIETY)
Feb 01, 1996;
Too-touchy Clem can't handle heat.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Marketing campaign focuses on organic foods.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1996;
NSP-Wisconsin Energy merger passes first hurdle.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Women taught him about sports, and about himself; Women's athletics are growing up, creating a generation of girls who won't be denied their dreams of playing collegiate or professional sports. But there have always been those who didn't follow the "rules," and who taught by example.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Night Crawlers; At the airport bars, nobody knows your name.(VARIETY)
Feb 01, 1996;
Relevance of nurse's testimony is questioned.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Comparing the news gives every TV station a view.(VARIETY)
Feb 01, 1996;
Getting another doctor's point of view might be good advice, but it's also important to know when to do that and how.; When two opinions are better than one.(VARIETY)
Feb 01, 1996;
MCLU calls indictment of Jude unconstitutional.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Deluxe Corp. to close 26 printing plants.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Legislative briefing; Child boating bill advances.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Dream kitchen; Despite sticker shock, remodeling was worth every penny.(HOME & GARDEN)
Feb 01, 1996;
Woman with knife fatally shot by police; Civic leaders, police seek to defuse growing anger.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Minneapolis teen killed in gun accident.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
An early Valentine at FBS; Employees to share wealth from aborted bank merger.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Energy and the environment; Utility ordered to turn over papers A legal wrangle between NSP and Westinghouse has opened the door for an environmental group - and other parties - to get their hands on documents relating to the utility's Prairie Island nuclear plant.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
In Brief; Study shows walking can help keep seniors sharp.(VARIETY)
Feb 01, 1996;
Terrance Hanold dies at 83; he was president of Pillsbury Co.(NEWS)(Obituary)
Feb 01, 1996;
1960s, '70s civil rights leader Michael Gaines, 58.(NEWS)(Obituary)
Feb 01, 1996;
House defeats bill to give counties garbage authority.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Money fuels Boschwitz-Wellstone feud; Senator's fund-raising success draws criticism.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Twin Cities priest called up for duty with U.S. troops in Bosnia.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Senate GOP leaders reach deal with key Democrats on farm bill.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Legislator asks delay in Phonegate sentencing; Chmielewski makes request.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Court rules bias law can be applied to judges; Motivation key to use of reassignment motions, ruling cautions.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
The many faces of Betty Crocker; Recipe for new portrait: `Take 75 actual faces ...'.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Lucia says Gophers are favorites to capture national championship.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Figure lifestyle, tenure, value into remodeling cost.(HOME & GARDEN)
Feb 01, 1996;
Dangers of rural policing; Rise in violence shattering once- peaceful countryside On Monday, an officer in St. Joseph, Minn., was shot to death by a robbery suspect. In December, a Rice Lake, Wis., cop was killed by a man involved in a domestic dispute.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Magician arrested after teens allege abuse.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
The color of money; Black Dollar Days asks Minnesotans to buy from firms of Afro-Americans.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Nervous suitor receives behind-the-scenes help; Nervous fiance- to-be rehearses with actor from Hey City on finer points of proposing.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
New towns draw inspiration from old ones; The idea of walkable, neighborly communities - like small towns and old-time urban neighborhoods - is gaining ground.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
2 charged in fatal shooting in Minneapolis.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Winter Carnival snow slide is reopened.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
St. Paul taxi driver found dead in burning cab; suspect arrested.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
FYI; Get a window seat.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Panel OKs bill restricting young boat drivers.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996;
Apple Valley coach puts emphasis on having fun; Hendrickson keeps his team loose and rated No. 1 in state.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1996;
[0] Big bucks are on the line as TV begins its "sweeps" month today, with an especially hot contest among Twin Cities newscasters.; SWEEP STAKES.(VARIETY)
Feb 01, 1996;
In plain sight; Fountain spouts a likely Michelangelo.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996
Bus fares; Teen discount can no longer be justified.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996
Press freedom; The perils in telling the truth.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996
Letters from readers.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1996
Letters from readers.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1996
Heat; Warmth is wherever you can find it.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1996