Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) back issues from March 2001:
Amex's Anderson decides to retire; In a move that surprised insiders, the executive says he'll leave April 30.(BUSINESS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Catholics mark beginning of Lent on Ash Wednesday.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001
ASK US.(TASTE)
Mar 01, 2001;
Best Buy reassigns Musicland workers; 7 managers released.(BUSINESS)
Mar 01, 2001;
One brassy bunch: Hundreds of handbell players to perform.(VARIETY)
Mar 01, 2001;
BOYS' HOCKEY SECTIONAL FINALS; SECTION 5AA; Lightning strikes, wins state berth.(SPORTS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Road funding: Up for a vote? Legislators seek referendum to raise sales tax for projects.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
BOYS' HOCKEY ROUNDUP; Leddy's goal lifts Armstrong in overtime.(SPORTS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Heads up; Mini Medical School.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
BOYS' HOCKEY SECTIONAL FINALS; SECTION 6AA; Eden Prairie skates past Wayzata.(SPORTS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Higher fares would cut bus ridership, officials say; Met Council to decide on 25-cent increase for transit users.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Man who jumped from IDS Tower is Minneapolis resident.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Minneapolis janitor gets eight years for burglary.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Victim of car crash was Maple Grove woman.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Doormat to dominant; Centennial is now a wrestling power.(SPORTS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Share your tips on places to save.(VARIETY)
Mar 01, 2001
Belushi coaxed onstage at Minneapolis' Jazzmine's; Baby Blues Brother jammed with Henry Butler, and then left a tip that was way above average.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
BRIEFS.(BUSINESS)
Mar 01, 2001
COAST to COAST; The face of college basketball: Day 5 of an 11-day series; Running feud; Southern hospitality? There's no such thing when it comes to the storied and heated rivalry between neighboring universities Duke and North Carolina.(SPORTS)
Mar 01, 2001;
HOBBY HOMES; Cherished collectibles can add personality and panache.(HOME & GARDEN)
Mar 01, 2001;
120 back bill to ban oil drilling in Alaska refuge.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Army Corps chided for locks study; In response to the criticism by the National Research Council, the corps' new chief said he has suspended work on the $60 million study for three months.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Drivers, neighbors question plan for Crosstown; But MnDOT offers no alternatives to closing, proposed design.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
CORRECTIONS.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001
DIVIDENDS.(BUSINESS)
Mar 01, 2001
EARNINGS.(BUSINESS)
Mar 01, 2001
Risky forecast; It calls for a cautious budget.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001
Preventing pregnancy; A smart plan from Jesse the visionary.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001
Letters from readers.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001
Editors' picks; Many auto detailers offer discounts in March.(VARIETY)
Mar 01, 2001;
Latest question on St. Paul ethanol odor is who should pay.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
EVENTS.(TASTE)
Mar 01, 2001;
FOOD NEWS IN REVIEW.(TASTE)
Mar 01, 2001
Fixit; Flood insurance might help with basement damage.(VARIETY)
Mar 01, 2001
Boy found in cold still in critical condition; Incident highlights a hazard of childhood.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
FOOD TO GO; Dino's Gyros.(TASTE)
Mar 01, 2001;
Ex-Park Center star gravely ill; Marcellus Wright, 21, battles aggressive form of colon cancer.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Hospital in Duluth breaks off talks on potential partnership.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
GAME DAY; WILD VS. CALGARY.(SPORTS)
Mar 01, 2001;
RESTAURANT REVIEW; La Fougasse has the fare, not the `feel'.(TASTE)
Mar 01, 2001;
Making mat history; Marcus LeVesseur, Matt Nagel and Ty Eustice each will conclude their record-setting high school wrestling careers at the state tournament.(SPORTS)
Mar 01, 2001;
COUNTER INTELLIGENCE; Starbucks Caribou brew more shops.(TASTE)
Mar 01, 2001;
From Illinois to Scotland, March comes in like a lion.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001
Dollars & sense; DISCOUNTER ENCOUNTER; We compare prices and policies on 21 items at Target, Kmart and Wal-Mart to see who hit the bargain bull's eye most often.(VARIETY)
Mar 01, 2001;
DAILY ROUNDUP; Measure to allow drug testing in workplace goes to House floor.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Legislature's McElroy: one-man wellspring.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Students swirl passion, beauty into `colored girls'.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
St. Paul approves plan for more housing, will study affordability.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Mayoral challengers deemed `acceptable'.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001
Dayton focuses on drug plan in Senate debut; Prescription drug coverage for seniors is gaining appeal, but battles loom over the details - and other Bush priorities.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Marking the spot of famous hat toss; Mary Richards statue in the works.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
National study finds state in fairly good fiscal health.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
new & notable; How-to at home.(HOME & GARDEN)
Mar 01, 2001;
World digest.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001
National digest.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001
NOW OPEN; At Machine Shed in Lake Elmo, everything is plus-size but prices.(TASTE)
Mar 01, 2001;
PAELLA; Spain's ultimate one-pan dish.(TASTE)
Mar 01, 2001;
Twins far from giving up on Mays.(SPORTS)
Mar 01, 2001;
PEOPLE; Jennifer Lopez may take the stand in Puffy Combs' trial, after all.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001
Critic's choice.(VARIETY)
Mar 01, 2001;
Search yields no clues in woman's disappearance.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;
PREP NOTES; Burnsville advances to sectional semifinals.(SPORTS)
Mar 01, 2001
COLLEGE HOCKEY NOTEBOOK; Peters kept lid on his plans; Bemidji State coach bows out quietly.(SPORTS)
Mar 01, 2001;
Q & A ON THE NEWS.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001
St. Paul shifting toward finding racial profilers; City Council rejected further study of the issue and asked police for a plan to uncover the practice and eliminate it.(NEWS)
Mar 01, 2001;