Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) back issues from February 1999:
For thrills, loss counts plenty; Three-point shooting keeps Wolves fighting into two overtimes.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Big easy, big trickery; Clinton's pot of Social Security sorcery runneth over, but many like what they see.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Super Bowl verdict.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Pastor Frank Veninga, 85, dies; Baptist educator `had a genuine concern' for all.(NEWS)(Obituary)
Feb 01, 1999;
Gophers continue skid; Poor shooting, turnovers lead to Wildcats victory.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999;
City tells Paragon: `I want my MTN'; More than public access is at stake in Minneapolis.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Inside talk; News, information and observations from the halls of government and the campaign trail.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Robinson says he is innocent; Reputation of Falcons safety takes a hit after sex charge.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999;
TWO MILES HIGH; Elway makes his Broncos back-to-back champions.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Time to turn the page on a snowy month.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Denver is again the class of NFL.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Hotly anticipated Reform Party Super Bowl Bash attracts few; Up to thousands were expected, but only about 100 showed up. Reform Party officials say the turnout shows how difficult it is to draw new members.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Electric co-ops eagerly awaiting deregulation; They're adding new services, beefing up marketing muscle.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Critic's choice.(VARIETY)
Feb 01, 1999;
Senators debate role of public will as polls call for trial to end.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Charismatic, evil Iago rules Minnesota Opera's thoughtful `Otello'.(NEWS)(Review)
Feb 01, 1999;
Tender about gender; Stereotypes continue to plague kids and hinder their dreams.(VARIETY)
Feb 01, 1999;
Should he stay or should he go?; Elway won't decide on future quite yet.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Two hurt in Mall of America stabbing; Tape catches image of suspect; janitor injured trying to break up scuffle.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Red zone means stop to Atlanta; Falcons don't know why they couldn't take advantage of their chances.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Artist is having an ice time as carnival's official carver; His humble start was on buffet tables.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Clinton budget plan will draw battle lines; Will surpluses go for tax cuts or stabilizing Social Security?(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Sheriff's idea has officials up in arms; A rural sheriff has gotten two House members to back a bill that would allow police to sell confiscated guns to the public. The plan is drawing opposition from city law enforcers.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
A Minnesota voice in the nation's economy; Gary Stern, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, will take his place Tuesday for the fifth time as a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee. He favors restrained economic growth.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Welcome to February, the month of months; It will be easy to find something to observe, especially at market.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Cloquet man dies when his snowmobile flips on river ice.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Coming up in February; The colors of love and other things.(VARIETY)
Feb 01, 1999;
Board disciplines Minneapolis physician.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Women in politics; Is it time for a woman in the White House? Project White House, a nonpartisan group, has circulated ballots to see whether Americans are keen on a female president. It hopes so, because it wants to `hurry history.' The results are due Sunday.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Dirty Birds elicit purplish what-ifs.(SPORTS)
Feb 01, 1999;
FYI; Tips on managing virtual employees.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Connections; Onstage at the Shubert.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999;
Black artists must navigate a minefield of racial politics.(VARIETY)(Review)
Feb 01, 1999;
How I solved the case of the space mushrooms.(VARIETY)
Feb 01, 1999;
`Niggardly'; D.C. aide should be reinstated.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999
Failing schools; State should seek accountability.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999
Bankruptcies.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1999
Reader responses.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1999
Letters from readers.(NEWS)
Feb 01, 1999
Monday's people.(BUSINESS)
Feb 01, 1999
Letters from readers.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999
Minding the kids; Study will shed light on welfare reform.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999
GOP `exit strategies'; Taking one last swing at Clinton.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999
Months of waiting finally pays off; Wolves, rest of NBA enjoy first checks.(SPORTS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Smith's ankle flares up.(SPORTS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Wells Fargo completes purchase of factoring firm.(BUSINESS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Man charged in I-494 wreck that killed retired police sergeant.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999;
State's students report less sex and drinking, more marijuana; The survey of 134,000 kids found encouraging reductions in the areas of vandalism and fights, too.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Taxes: Rebate plan advances, fueling fire for showdown.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999;
West St. Paul votes to begin search for new superintendent.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Broncos flirting with dynasty tag; Shanahan has team testing history.(SPORTS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Wedded to Clinton's rescue plan is a debt-reduction plan; `The less money we tie up ... the more money we free up,' the president said.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Humphrey hired as Tunheim consultant; He will advise public affairs group at firm.(BUSINESS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Shanahan's skill has long shown.(SPORTS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Former CEO of CogenAmerica settles dispute with NRG Energy over ouster; Robert Sherman to stay as consultant.(BUSINESS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Senate takes rare step in reprimanding Sams; Ethics: DFLer apologizes for hiding `U' payment.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999;
`Run On' weakened by good intentions.(VARIETY)(Review) (theater review)
Feb 02, 1999;
Man serving life for murder is acquitted of attempted murder in another case.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Meter readers hiking into history; With electronic gadgetry replacing foot power, meter reader jobs are going the way of the elevator operator and linotype operator.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Ventura pushing for quick action on light-rail plan.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Coleman nominates two St. Paul men for Heritage Preservation Commission.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Prince more imaginative on new `1999'; Fresh sounds - from hip- hop to acid-jazz - revive hit.(VARIETY)(Review)
Feb 02, 1999;
Elk River star joins national team, will miss final games.(SPORTS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Two plead guilty to helping hide body; Judge considers no prison for acts after teen's death.(NEWS)
Feb 02, 1999;
Critic's choice.(VARIETY)
Feb 02, 1999;