Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) back issues from November 1996:
U.S. Senate; Voters treated to rare rematch in Senate race Minnesota will elect a senator to serve six years in Washington, D.C. The state's other senator, Sen. Rod Grams, was elected two years ago.(special)
Nov 01, 1996;
U.S. President; A look back at the race for the White House After more than a year of campaigning, the race is down to the final days. On the ballot in Minnesota are the familiar names - Clinton, Dole, Perot - plus eight others.(special)
Nov 01, 1996;
State Senate; GOP has shot to take at least one house.(special)
Nov 01, 1996;
Judicial races; Races for judgeships prove lively this year.(special)
Nov 01, 1996;
Judicial races; Elections for judges prove livelier than usual.(special)
Nov 01, 1996;
U.S. House; Challengers set sights on eight incumbents All eight of Minnesota's U.S. House seats are on the ballot. U.S. representatives serve two years in Washington, D.C.(special)
Nov 01, 1996;
County races; Hot contest develops in Hennepin County.(special)
Nov 01, 1996;
County races; Drug charges muddy Ramsey County race.(special)
Nov 01, 1996;
Stillwater boys favored at state; Duluth East girls could repeat.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
In a stock swap, XATA Corp. buys map software maker Key Logistics; Purchase will move XATA closer to becoming a full-service provider of logistics support for the fleet trucking industry.(BUSINESS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Refugee Committee decides its key staff should leave Zaire - if possible.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Here they come: Garnett, Marbury; Wolves are counting on 2 young stars to carry a heavy load this year.(special)
Nov 01, 1996;
Wine, beer rule for restaurants to go before Minneapolis voters.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Green confirms Johnson will start Sunday.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
The Kansas City boo-birds are swooping down on Bono.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Scoring threat Berg's return is good news for listless Gophers.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Tournament-hopeful volleyball team faces meaningful match.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Wall of silence likely to appear as Law School seeks bargaining.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Ohio State is special game for Hamner; `U' running back lines up tickets for friends, family.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Twins sign Molitor to 1-year deal with option.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Minnesota leads in phone fund-raising; Telemarketing has become more sophisticated, and Minnesota politicians are leading a national trend toward greater use of the technique for raising money and getting out the vote.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Pine River-Backus teacher loses license.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Auditor expands review of Ramsey County tax breaks.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Supreme Court choices; Anderson, Graham offer some differences in style Two state Supreme Court justices face election contests Tuesday. Both challengers say they have something different to bring to the bench of the state's highest court.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Music: Robyn Hitchcock, Billy Bragg.(VARIETY)
Nov 01, 1996;
Third-place titles go to Forest Lake, Totino-Grace.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Music: 4Him and Point of Grace.(VARIETY)
Nov 01, 1996;
Smithsonian volunteers are happy to do it all.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Vikes' Green says he plans to stay.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Senate race in last hectic days; Wellstone, Boschwitz nearly cross paths stumping in farm belt.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Group set to make an NHL bid.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Art: Ramon Muxter: 30 Years of Offbeat Photography.(VARIETY)
Nov 01, 1996;
Rybak resigning as Reader publisher.(BUSINESS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Watching is unsweet sorrow; `Romeo' by any other name would still be stinker.(VARIETY)(Review) (movie review)
Nov 01, 1996;
Carlson requests federal cash for river conservation.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Lightweight champion is a natural at bodybuilding.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
An interview with Steve Gunderson.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
DFLers find some questions in GOP survey a bit upsetting.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Cretin, Mounds View meet again in final; Teams will play for fourth time to decide section champ.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Critic's choice.(VARIETY)
Nov 01, 1996;
Brown leaves The St. Paul to take job in Connecticut; Executive joining NAC Reinsurance as president, CEO.(BUSINESS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Suspect described as troubled, angry youth; Spicer teen faces murder charges.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
$40,000 donation from Imation extends exhibit's evening hours.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
2 sentenced for tae kwon do champion's murder.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Mother of three charged with child endangerment.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
`U' regent Keffeler resigns; She has been a leader in effort to revise faculty tenure code.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Supreme Court choices; Stringer, Peterson disagree on campaigning, affiliation Two state Supreme Court justices face election contests Tuesday. Both challengers say they have something different to bring to the bench of the state's highest court.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Clothing store decides to stay; Owners say added police have made a difference.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Boy says he can't explain role in murder; he gets 12 1/2 years.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Computer blunder: Anti-Clinton message goes out over DNC electronic mailing list.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
New chefs in two top restaurants; Bayport Cookery, Napa Grille have fresh faces in kitchens.(VARIETY)(Review) (restaurant review)
Nov 01, 1996;
Juggling act continues for Hyman.(VARIETY)
Nov 01, 1996;
Hootie & the Blowfish is still a party band at heart.(NEWS)(Review)
Nov 01, 1996;
Wayzata wins girls' title; Wyffels, Eagan's Koenke shine in soccer battle.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Jon Grunseth sued in Australia over job termination.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Now it's time for happily ever after; And daughter they gave up will be the matron of honor.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Fairways may sprout beside runways; For reliever airports, golf could be a financial ace.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Gays are getting organized, increasing their political clout; Their efforts are no longer on the fringe.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Fridley man surrenders to face fraud charges.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Wolves eager to start big; On his own, coach Flip Saunders is ready to guide his young, enthusiastic team. The players like that idea just fine.(SPORTS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Retired business owner, wife killed in crash.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Prominent Range DFLer says he won't vote for Wellstone.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
With negative drug test, Guerin says he's off and running again.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
Derus makes appeal to `court of public opinion'.(NEWS)
Nov 01, 1996;
`Dear God' for fans of sentimental comedy; Bare-bones plot, PG humor.(VARIETY)(Review) (movie review)
Nov 01, 1996;