Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) back issues from July 1999:
Mother pleads guilty in baby-selling scheme; Woman is expected to be released and return to native Hungary.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Minnesota marketers well-represented in top 100 list at Ad Age magazine.(BUSINESS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Signup for AIDS vaccine study is low, researchers say; Although recruitment in the Twin Cities area is not meeting its goal, national and local researchers say they aren't worried.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Andersen signs up for a pilot environmental regulatory deal; Project XL offers greater flexibility.(BUSINESS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Two who help the poor are given national Catholic service award.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Best Buy takes step toward free PCs; Hopes to increase demand for add-ons.(BUSINESS)
Jul 01, 1999;
More bus shortcuts are in the works; Anecdotal data, rider survey show passengers like results.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
FYI; July memo.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Cafe Odyssey adds second Internet firm to its plate.(BUSINESS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Babbitt questioned in tribal casino case; his testimony to continue next week.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Minnesota welcomes record number of new citizens.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Actress goes to L.A. in style, thanks to local store owner; Uptown's Josi Wert helps Sarah Stewart look `Drop Dead Gorgeous' for Tinseltown premiere.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Donald E. Collins, World War II vet, Memorial Day coordinator.(NEWS)(Obituary)
Jul 01, 1999;
EDITOR'S NOTE.(HOME & GARDEN)
Jul 01, 1999;
Wolves' pick shows they're shooting for maturity.(SPORTS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Utah is good fit for Lewis; Gophers star says Jazz's system can help him succeed.(SPORTS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Cindy Duehring; was honored for research on pesticide hazards; She developed sensitivity to chemicals in 1985, had to stay inside N.D. home.(NEWS)(Obituary)
Jul 01, 1999;
St. Paul child-care provider denies killing baby; But woman says she may have hit child's head on floor.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
FOOD TO GO; Montagu's Sandwich Shoppe.(TASTE)
Jul 01, 1999;
Medica drops Medicare HMO in Anoka County.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
RESTAURANT REVIEW; Challenge mighty at stylish Siena.(TASTE)(Review) (restaurant review)
Jul 01, 1999;
COUNTER INTELLIGENCE; Locals may soon face stiff competition.(TASTE)
Jul 01, 1999;
Stillwater man heading to land he loves to be peacekeeping observer.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Dollars & sense; Worth the drive Some distant outlet malls have merchandise that can make them a day-trip destination. And others justify a summer travel break to stretch your legs.(VARIETY)
Jul 01, 1999;
Gooey-bottomed pudding cake is a magical dessert.(TASTE)
Jul 01, 1999;
Quality of care no better under HMOs than other plans, critic says.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Bigger paychecks? Smaller state taxes; Among the new laws that take effect today: lower income-tax rates.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
GAME DAY; LYNX VS. SPARKS.(SPORTS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Region's banks, thrifts say they're ready for Y2K; expect few - if any - problems; No need to panic, customers are told.(BUSINESS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Police step up Poirier search; Guard helps dig and sift on suspect's property.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Hilding (Ing) Nelson, ex-chairman of brokerage firm, dies.(NEWS)(Obituary)
Jul 01, 1999;
Online tax collector is coming; Government agencies and traditional retailers are teaming up to figure out how to get Internet shoppers to pay the same taxes that other shoppers pay.(BUSINESS)
Jul 01, 1999;
NOW OPEN; Udupi offers Indian dishes that can't be found elsewhere in the area.(TASTE)
Jul 01, 1999;
The George family was serene until the Lakers' announcement.(SPORTS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Critic's choice.(VARIETY)
Jul 01, 1999;
Fed raises key rate; buyers revel; It also unexpectedly adopts neutral stance on further hikes.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
RESTAURANT REQUESTS; Cafe Latte shares its asparagus salad.(TASTE)
Jul 01, 1999;
Crystal intersection called most dangerous in state; The ranking comes from a national study by State Farm Insurance.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Shopping bag; Art Collective specializes in functional pieces.(VARIETY)
Jul 01, 1999;
MINNESOTA SCENE; Locals win at wrestling team trials.(SPORTS)
Jul 01, 1999;
IN SEASON; Strawberries can make good beverages better.(TASTE)
Jul 01, 1999;
Dad's in the NBA by proxy.(SPORTS)
Jul 01, 1999;
U.S. Bancorp changing its privacy practices; Bank settles suit with Hatch.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Police shooting victim released from hospital; may still be charged.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Wolves ecstatic with top picks.(SPORTS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Vikings reject revamping Dome; Minneapolis officials will spend $25,000 to hire a PR firm to underscore the importance they attach to keeping the Twins.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
TIDBITS.(TASTE)
Jul 01, 1999;
TWINS NOTEBOOK; Pohlad tells Ryan the payroll has been sufficiently sliced.(SPORTS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Milton shuts down Cleveland with another solid performance.(SPORTS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Vizenor tells tales of survival, born of hardship.(VARIETY)
Jul 01, 1999;
McKnight Foundation to help expand welfare-to-work effort.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
WHAT'S COOKING.(TASTE)
Jul 01, 1999;
NBA DRAFT; Let's play Wally ball Timberwolves take Szczerbiak with the No. 6 pick, then grab Duke's Avery.(SPORTS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Minnesota Zoo will add farm to attractions.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
James' ex-girlfriend says that Haskins gave him cash; She also alleges players received favors.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
As light-rail costs mount, fans, foes argue about the reasons; The Transportation Department now wishes it had factored in more money to buy land and for moving utility lines.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999;
Rx for Medicare; A big, brave plan from Clinton.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999
Saving older homes; Congress should pass tax incentives.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999
Don't make a martyr of Ocalan.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999
Letters from readers.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 1999
Letters from readers.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 1999
Benching freshmen; Let athletes be students first.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 1999
Vikings; Saying `no' to the Metrodome.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 1999
In June, muskies respond to trolling.(SPORTS)
Jul 02, 1999;
Blue Cross' tobacco award plan rejected; The state sided with HMO members, who want their share of the money.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 1999;