Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) back issues from June 1999:
Me first!; For a memory that will last, they have to be first: First in line. First to own the latest technology. And always the first to tell you about it.(VARIETY)
Jun 01, 1999;
Plans for Block E reach pivotal point; Another deadline passes, but Minneapolis officials are expressing hope for the latest proposal for a retail and entertainment complex.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Regional dairy wars split Congress; Saying it hurts Midwest farmers, Minnesota congressmen oppose Northeast Interstate Dairy Compact.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Jordan is still MVP, even in his absence.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Man's body pulled from St. Croix.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Looking ahead at June; Bugs and heat and ...(VARIETY)
Jun 01, 1999;
Hmong veterans seek U.S. action in Laos; They say their people are being persecuted, much like the Kosovars in Serbia. A federal study disputes their claims.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999;
He ain't got time to play by the rules.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 1999;
ON BASEBALL; Royals giving hope to small markets.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Experiment's promising results show students sold on laptops; A pilot program in Minneapolis has provided a laptop computer to each first-year student at Washburn and North high schools.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Services for veterans remember past, offer hope for future; First memorial ceremony is held at new site honoring Korean War vets.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Volunteers in Moose Lake keep up search.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Hall of Famer to stay wired to sons' NCAA run.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Residents respond to riverfront abuse; Neighborhood in St. Paul taking action to stave off illicit acts.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Twin Cities jazz musician Dick Pendleton dies.(NEWS)(Obituary)
Jun 01, 1999;
Critic's choice.(VARIETY)
Jun 01, 1999;
Wayzata's Lipelt glad he came back.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 1999;
PREP NOTEBOOK; Schiffler to return to Woodbury.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Roseville wrestles with code violators; Not everyone is embracing one suburb's effort to encourage residents to keep up their properties.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Set designers create crucial scenes for theaters.(VARIETY)
Jun 01, 1999;
Cenex/Harvest Teamsters poised to strike.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Technology companies troubled by spying report's implications; Chinese access to U.S. computers is questioned.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999;
TWINS NOTES; Righthander Perkins showing positive signs.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Leaping to the next level; The Gophers' Staffan Strand plans on winning the high jump at this week's NCAA meet, but his main goal is much higher. He wants to become one of the best high jumpers in the world.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Twins win but lose Steinbach; Catcher hurts shoulder in home plate collision.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Broken driver troubles McLean.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 1999;
As caucus of one, Lane opts for independence on DFL turf.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999;
Campaign cliffhanger; A petition for cleaner elections.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999
Clones and corn; Unhappy surprises in biotechnology.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999
Letters from readers.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 1999
Letters from readers.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999
Downtown St. Paul; City should save 7th Place buildings.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999
The danger; What India, Pakistan mustn't forget.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999
Piece of Army land might be transferred to county, city; Ramsey County, Arden Hills in line for 40 acres.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Auditor to study cemetery, funeral home fraud; State also sets up consumer hot line to field complaints.(BUSINESS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Teacher sues over removal in evolution flap.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Lower the danger of rays with sunscreen.(VARIETY)
Jun 02, 1999;
Baby boomers ignoring long-term care needs.(BUSINESS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Regulators question Cargill deal; Feds reportedly negotiating with grain giant.(BUSINESS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Women can't have it both ways in sports.(SPORTS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Campaign finance; Asian-Americans leery about making contributions Many who donate to political campaigns fear that they are being stigmatized by allegations of spying and Far East money laundering. They are irked at Democrats and Republicans alike.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Wellstone announces bill to help kids in violent families; Six programs in the measure would cost about $189 million.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
New service, a new start and new fares; A day after Northwest raised some fares, Sun Country began daily flights from the Twin Cities.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Judge dismisses suit by black firefighters; Allegations about St. Paul department were `isolated,' `trivial,' decision says.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
The force is with them; A group of professors and high school teachers has taken its repertoire of science demos on the road, amazing audiences with the laws of physics.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Auditor says Ventura photo violated law.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Grant helps artist reconnect with heritage; Eric Gonganduo Bailey is one of 16 community activists and artists who have received yearlong leadership work and study grants from the St. Paul Companies.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
When playing hardball can become a hard sell; Norm Coleman is making lots of noise to land a ballpark, but who's listening?(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Hennepin keeps ambulance staffing; Despite federal budget cuts, County Board votes not to replace one of 2 paramedics with an EMT.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Regions announces $62 million plan to expand; New specialty centers will help hospital keep up with growing competition.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Figure-8 plans for ice skating at Milwaukee Depot on again.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Golden Valley shuts off hotel's water, displacing 50 homeless, 100 others.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Mother admits offering girls, ages 2 and 4, for prostitution.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
City wants to reopen Nicollet, build new Kmart.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Lane blocked from City Council panel.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Talking toilets? Now I've heard everything; Some advertisers apparently like to rely on fixtures, appliances to relay messages.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Board certifies new union for NWA mechanics; But independent union sanctioned for compromising secrecy of ballots.(BUSINESS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Body exhumed as part of probe of brothers' deaths.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
NCAA MEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS; College golf goes global Tournament has strong foreign cast.(SPORTS)
Jun 02, 1999;
St. Paul school cuts still expected to hurt; District may fare better than expected.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
PREP ROUNDUP; Cretin-Derham stays alive with victory over Hastings.(SPORTS)
Jun 02, 1999;
People.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Critic's choice.(VARIETY)
Jun 02, 1999;
Brokers move from old line to online; The nation's oldest broker and one of the Twin Cities largest brokers will soon offer trading on the Internet.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 1999;
Blake's early birds earn their reward.(SPORTS)
Jun 02, 1999;