Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) back issues from June 2002:
Wildfire destroys homes near Brainerd.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002
Sunil Aiyadurai, co-director at Edina Montessori, dies.(NEWS)(Obituary)
Jun 01, 2002;
Amtrak's rollercoaster journey continues; The Empire Builder through Minnesota could be significantly upgraded if Congress delivers the requested money.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
`Anna Bella Eema' is poetic, intense.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Man robs 5 banks in 10 months: FBI.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002
Judge to look at agent's file in Biernat case; He'll decide whether the Minneapolis City Council member's statements can be used.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Bones found at job site to be studied.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Gubernatorial candidate to appear today.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
FYI; Target changes closing time.(BUSINESS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Officers' attacker is ruled insane; He wounded 3 in Columbia Heights.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
MSG producer proposes to settle price-fixing suit.(BUSINESS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Police shoot cougar in Bloomington park.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Suspect hits 3 vehicles in chase; no serious injuries.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
CORRECTION.(NEWS)(CORRECTIONS)
Jun 01, 2002
Jury to decide whether multiple killer was insane; Closing arguments were heard in the trial of a man who said voices made him kill his sister and her family.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Disclosure law; New state law compels disclosure; Starting Jan. 1, sellers must reveal problems, but buyers still will have few remedies.(HOMES)
Jun 01, 2002;
Judge rules mom competent to be tried in son's death.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Mark Yudof; He leaves big shoes to fill.(NEWS)(Editorial)
Jun 01, 2002
Single-sex education; Feds lift restrictions for schools.(NEWS)(Editorial)
Jun 01, 2002
Letters from readers.(NEWS)(Letter to the Editor)
Jun 01, 2002
Crews contain wildfire near Brainerd; Three homes destroyed as moving blaze jumps roads.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
UPGRADING TO FIRST.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002
Going for the gold; As gold prices continue to rise and stock-market uncertainty persists, Twin Cities dealers say they've seen a rush of people looking to buy.(BUSINESS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Aid assured for Senate GOP caucus.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Ernie Greene, tennis mentor for thousands of kids, dies; He took up the game in his 30s, became a top player, then taught and promoted it to inner-city youth in the Twin Cities.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
'60s record producer, NWA inspector George Hanson.(NEWS)(Obituary)
Jun 01, 2002;
Governor grants judge disability retirement; A state board had investigated James Campbell's association with a man he had sentenced.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
GAME DAY; LYNX AT SACRAMENTO.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Catholics vent outrage over abuse; Victims speak up at third `listening session'.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Ode to the LORING; Celebrities, the homeless and people just looking for inspired dining mourn the loss of arguably the city's most eccentric cafe.(VARIETY)
Jun 01, 2002;
Just because it's June! Sit on the porch, sip iced tea, wriggle toes.(VARIETY)(Kim Ode)
Jun 01, 2002;
Blyleven proved his worth - twice.(SPORTS)(Patrick Reusse)
Jun 01, 2002;
CRITIC'S CHOICE.(VARIETY)
Jun 01, 2002;
Qwest dispute goes to FCC; Phone company accused of trying `end run' around state.(BUSINESS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Teen sentenced in tot's death; The youth received nine months in jail for a snowmobile accident that killed a 2-year-old in a park.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
MINN. SENIOR OPEN; Title is taken by surprise; Egge's nerves hold out as amateur wins the Senior Open.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Suburbs cool to new ballpark; With Bloomington, Brooklyn Park and Eagan showing little interest, the best hope for a new Twins stadium may lie with St. Paul.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
TWINS NOTES; Mays might see a specialist.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Nothing goes right in loss to Anaheim.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Gophers rocket into fourth; Nash atones for mistake, shoots 68 to help Minnesota rally from 16th.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Search likely to stall; Change at top is issue for Gophers AD hopefuls.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Job offer from Texas lures Yudof back; `U' president's decision met with dismay.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
VIKINGS NOTES; Vikings set sights on receivers.(SPORTS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Braham residents warned not to drink town's water.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
President to honor cadet from Edina; Paul Tanghe, an underclassman at West Point, will be singled out for the volunteer work that he has done. "Service has to be a part of our country's life," he said.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Services set for ballplayer Westrum.(NEWS)(Obituary)
Jun 01, 2002;
Yudof's `strong hand' steered `U' to accountability.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Mystery pervades a watery dance.(NEWS)
Jun 01, 2002;
Spring concert showcases Zenon's versatility.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 2002;
ESSAYS; Rich essays reflect life's pleasures.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Jun 02, 2002;
IF YOU GO; Austin to celebrate all things Spam with grand opening and annual jam.(TRAVEL)
Jun 02, 2002;
Hormel's new museum is Spam-tastic.(TRAVEL)
Jun 02, 2002;
SHORT STORIES IN BLOOM; Six new collections demonstrate the strength and diversity of a great American genre.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Jun 02, 2002;
Staying ASHORE; The Fishing in the Neighborhood program should help revitalize lakes in the metro area and create more fishing opportunities in an area where most of the state's population lives.(SPORTS)(Dennis Anderson)
Jun 02, 2002
Europe beckons to three in Minnesota art community.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Jun 02, 2002;
Major League Baseball INSIDER; Who's up next in contraction talk?(SPORTS)
Jun 02, 2002;
Will light rail get a southwestern flavor? Hennepin County is studying a link to several suburbs MORE WORK ON HWY. 61.(NEWS)(Getting There)
Jun 02, 2002;
A tantalizing taste of success; Turnaround at Thomson is beginning to bear fruit.(BUSINESS)(Dick Youngblood)
Jun 02, 2002;
SUNDAY PEOPLE; TODAY'S SPOTLIGHT: Corrie Kvasnicka.(BUSINESS)
Jun 02, 2002
MTM fete should have had another invitee; Ex-Mayor Sayles Belton didn't expect to be one of the guests - and she wasn't.(NEWS)(C.J.)
Jun 02, 2002;
NEWS & NOTES; Sinfonia has busy summer planned.(ENTERTAINMENT)
Jun 02, 2002;
Tide turning against embargo; Minnesota experts and legislators list the reasons the trade ban no longer makes sense.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 2002;
Baseball must get serious about the use of steroids.(SPORTS)(Dan Barreiro)
Jun 02, 2002;
`Trail of Dead' works into musical frenzy.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 2002;
Keeping girls in the game; During her 32 years, Dorothy McIntyre changed the look of high school sports.(NEWS)
Jun 02, 2002;