Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) back issues from October 2000:
Africans on Africa.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000
Giving children a future; School, health care hold the keys, for kids and countries.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Call of the conscience; As circumstances focus Western eyes on Africa, American visitors find the place less a mystery than they expected. Heartbreak is a fixture of the landscape, but so is hope. Africa's preposterous burdens oblige the world's comfortable to forsake the luxury of lamentation and join in imagining Africa's future.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Ducks? Sometimes yes; sometimes no; Ducks downed, memories made in the southwest.(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 2000
The surprising arts.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000
A gripping story of Jewish resistance; Author personalizes plight of those who fought Nazis.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Oct 01, 2000;
98 Degrees heats up the mall; Pop group is hit with young fans at Camp Snoopy.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
EXTRA INNINGS; Making a pitch for Big Hurt.(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 2000;
BOOK EVENTS.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Oct 01, 2000;
With thanks to government; The deregulation of natural gas opened the way for U.S. Energy Services Inc. in Wayzata to build a $3 million business. And a federal mandate on closed captioning for TV has helped CaptionMax Inc. in Minneapolis quadruple its revenues.(BUSINESS)
Oct 01, 2000;
About us; Doing the math.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Not just old bones; After 40 years behind the scenes at the Science Museum of Minnesota and in the field, paleontologist Bruce Erickson puts his prehistoric discoveries on display in a new exhibition.(VARIETY)
Oct 01, 2000;
SUNDAY PEOPLE; TODAY'S SPOTLIGHT: Laura Mylan.(BUSINESS)
Oct 01, 2000;
THE CALL; A look at today's matchup.(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 2000;
2000 CANDIDATE quiz; Minnesota Citizens' Forum; Focus on education; Q. What is your plan to increase the incentives to teach?(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000
After latest eye surgery, Pat Miles can see hope; Sidelined KARE news anchor is cautiously optimistic, keeping up her sense of humor.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
NEWS & NOTES; Prospect Players get down with `That '70s Show'.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Oct 01, 2000;
Study says barge traffic on Mississippi less than projected; Corps to reassess construction plans.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
CORRECTIONS.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000
Redmon plows through woeful Illini.(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Woman, 89, shows concern, not panic, about HMO's closing; She is one of thousands of Twin Cities seniors that have to decide what to do about health insurance with fewer choices and higher costs.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Foreign aid; Will Americans help the kids next door?(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000
Letters from readers.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000
Coming up in October; Orange and black is coming back.(VARIETY)
Oct 01, 2000;
Minneapolis man, 27, speeding in car dies in crash.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Side roads; Taylors Falls Leaf Spectacular on now through next Sunday.(TRAVEL)
Oct 01, 2000;
Fixit; Leaving for winter? Here's how to button up the house.(VARIETY)
Oct 01, 2000
Australia better for betting on sports.(SPECIAL)
Oct 01, 2000;
The Issues: Globalization; Competing scripts for our world role; Gore and Bush embrace global economic integration. Buchanan and Nader want to put up fences.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
The Issues: Globalization; BREAKING IT DOWN: CANDIDATES' VIEWS ON GLOBALIZATION.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000
FYI; Airline ticket super site delayed.(TRAVEL)
Oct 01, 2000
Santa Sabo has a surprise gift; Feds come up with (wink, wink) $60 million extra for light rail.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
THIRD-PARTY CANDIDATES; JOHN HAGELIN, Natural Law Party; A renowned physicist makes quantum leap; `Natural Law' is campaign's essence.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Realtor president says agents must adopt market analyst role.(BUSINESS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Concert shows Xcel marks the spot for quality sound.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Medicine chest sticker shock; Metro HMOs boosting Medicare prescription prices by at least 20 percent.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
WILD NOTEBOOK; After waiver draft, team roster grows as cutdown nears.(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Game is first event for NBC to air live.(SPECIAL)
Oct 01, 2000;
History paved with problems; Highway 14's rolling lanes and colorful past are clouded by complaints about a crowded, treacherous road and its seemingly eternal state of flux and disrepair.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Jews in Twin Cities reflect national spirit of optimism; As they observed the beginning of the High Holidays on Friday, many noted a newfound openness and said their voice is increasingly being heard across the nation.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Jones adds relay gold and bronze; U.S. 4x400 wins; 4x100 third.(SPECIAL)
Oct 01, 2000;
Commitment runs high at conference of Promise Keepers; Even though crowd numbers are down, the men in attendance find inspiration.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Throwing (punches) like a girl.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Oct 01, 2000;
Cyclist Armstrong settles comfortably for less than gold.(SPECIAL)
Oct 01, 2000;
Hush, little baby, don't say a word, Papa's ... ... gonna drive all the way to Canada to get you to sleep even though it's absurd.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
OLYMPIC SPOTLIGHT; Samaranch is going out a success.(SPECIAL)
Oct 01, 2000;
Bookmarks; A seductive book.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Oct 01, 2000;
U.S. beats France for basketball gold medal; Game again proves surprisingly close.(SPECIAL)
Oct 01, 2000;
Week in preview.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000
Week in review; Grams' son arrested in theft.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000
Wall Street II: THE MOVIE; In Minnesota and across the nation, the mega-theater building bubble has burst and some of the industry's biggest chains have headed for Chapter 11.(BUSINESS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Helping Nepal's children, one factory at a time; A businesswoman in Nepal takes on labor abuse with the support of a Minneapolis organization. The country's record is one of the worst.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000;
National Football League INSIDER; Warner is no passing fancy.(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Travel notes; Kremlin gold exhibit to open in Chicago.(TRAVEL)
Oct 01, 2000;
Guilty ... until proven innocent; In today's culture of suspicion, everyone is a potential culprit.(VARIETY)
Oct 01, 2000;
MINNESOTA SCENE; LOCAL ATHLETES AT THE GAMES.(SPECIAL)
Oct 01, 2000
National digest.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000
World digest.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000
OUTDOORS ALMANAC; Summer weather adversely affects duck hunting.(SPORTS)
Oct 01, 2000;
Breaking through; For female athletes, equality is coming swifter, goals are higher and competition is stronger.(SPECIAL)
Oct 01, 2000;
Wrestlers have difficulty grappling with losses.(SPECIAL)
Oct 01, 2000;
PAPERBACKS; Picture this: An abundance of fabulous photos; Body adornments, political embarrassments in focus.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Oct 01, 2000;
Amateurs still have their place; The modern pentathlon - a combination of horse riding, shooting, swimming, running and fencing - is a reminder of what Olympians used to be.(SPECIAL)
Oct 01, 2000;
PEOPLE; Hawking fears humans won't survive to 3000.(NEWS)
Oct 01, 2000
Pet talk; Petpourri.(VARIETY)
Oct 01, 2000;