Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) back issues from July 2005:
Wet spring means fewer soybeans; State farmers trimmed soybean planting by 7 percent, but corn planting held steady.(BUSINESS)
Jul 01, 2005;
Fares rise today.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 2005
A natural woman; Carole King brings decaf treatments of her songs to a living room and a Starbucks near you.(VARIETY / FREETIME)
Jul 01, 2005;
Ryan trying to alleviate growing pains; GM searches for offense as youngsters mature.(SPORTS)
Jul 01, 2005;
Star should stick to script, even after the film is finished.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 2005;
LOCAL SCENE; Varied cards on weekend racing schedule.(SPORTS)
Jul 01, 2005;
Gone, but not forgotten by the media.(NEWS)
Jul 01, 2005;
Best-kept secret about the ballpark.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
3M takes $75 million tax charge; Move to repatriate foreign profits will cut tax rate.(BUSINESS)
Jul 02, 2005;
ST. PAUL; ADULT BUSINESS; Possible zoning violation shuts down sex shop.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
Senate OKs $5 million in ag funding for state.(BUSINESS)
Jul 02, 2005;
MINNEAPOLIS; Council rules against gun-shop owner's appeal.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
Shoreview teacher bitten by Ramsey County police dog settles lawsuit.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
BUILDER NOTES; Lino Lakes project looks for small-town flavor.(HOMES)
Jul 02, 2005;
BUYING 101; To save huge amounts of time, employ the Internet, consult professionals.(HOMES)
Jul 02, 2005;
Lead a horse to water ... and it just might swim; That's what's happening at Canterbury Park's exercise pool, where horses are taking a dip, getting in shape and making a big splash in the racing world.(SPORTS)
Jul 02, 2005;
Consultant ponders fate of Crookston campus.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
A suprise court opening; Sandra Day O'Connor stepped down unexpectedly from the Supreme Court on Friday, closing out a career as the first female justice and the majority maker in a stream of 5-4 cases over a quarter-century. President Bush pledged to name a successor quickly as the costliest confirmation battle in history took shape.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
Dayton, Coleman agree to cooperate - sort of.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
THE O'CONNOR RETIREMENT; THE BATTLE AHEAD; Five smart points to help you get beyond the hype; (Based on interviews with four constitutional law professors).(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
Shutdown shame; The state that doesn't work.(NEWS)(Editorial)
Jul 02, 2005
Aid for Africa; G8 debt relief is a positive step.(NEWS)(Editorial)
Jul 02, 2005
Letters from readers.(NEWS)(Letter to the Editor)
Jul 02, 2005
FIXIT; How can blackbirds be kept from feeder?(VARIETY)
Jul 02, 2005;
Historic battle flags are given new life; Camp Ripley museum preserves the state's colors.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
The big gulp; U.S. motorists are burning up gasoline as quickly as the nation's refineries can make it, so prices are up.(BUSINESS)
Jul 02, 2005;
FDA puts Guidant recall in Class 1; Three defibrillator models pose serious risk to life if they fail, the agency says.(BUSINESS)
Jul 02, 2005;
'Honest, officer, I only had 1 or 2 ...'; Minnesota's top nabber of drunken drivers has heard all the little wet lies.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
HOMEGAZING; YOU CAN HAVE IT FOR ... $3.3 million.(HOMES)
Jul 02, 2005;
HOME PLAN.(HOMES)
Jul 02, 2005;
Minority housing goal is announced; Coalition intends to create 40,000 new homeowners by the year 2012.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
EVERYDAY ETHICS; Rigged bids could mean bidding adieu.(NEWS)(FAITH & VALUES: EVERYDAY ETHICS)
Jul 02, 2005;
HOME OF THE MONTH; A `50s UPDATE; Live, in Technicolor; One way to energize a 1958 suburban split-level would be to introduce some unexpected geometry into the floor plan. Oh yeah, and color - lots and lots of color.(HOMES)
Jul 02, 2005;
Labor Day to mark official back-to-school day in `06.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
Pawlenty vetoes education, research projects; He said they weren't proper uses for environmental trust fund money.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
LIVE 8; United artists; Live Aid is reincarnated today, 20 years after it rocked the world. Our music critics say: Give Live 8 a chance.(VARIETY)
Jul 02, 2005;
MINNEAPOLIS; TARGETING CRIME; Gang expert returns to police ranks; Capt. Mike Martin, who helped battle the mid-1990s crime wave, will lead some task forces and units.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
Dr. John Misner; was a dentist and missionary.(NEWS)(Obituary)
Jul 02, 2005;
NWA mechanics to begin strike vote; Union members have until July 19 to return ballots.(BUSINESS)
Jul 02, 2005;
Obituaries.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005
Four schools in St. Paul are getting new principals.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
Shop owner in Italy gets 3 years for Petters' death; Exec's son wandered onto private property.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
CRITIC'S CHOICE.(VARIETY)
Jul 02, 2005;
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL; East Metro All-Stars rally to victory in ninth.(SPORTS)
Jul 02, 2005;
RETRO; GETTYSBURG TROPHY; Confederate flag bought with Minnesotans' blood.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
Ready or not, here come the rescue robots; Metro school finds itself heading to global competition.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
MINNESOTA SCENE; Gophers will honor Roberts.(SPORTS)
Jul 02, 2005;
SELLING 101; How to get buyers out of the agent's car.(HOMES)
Jul 02, 2005;
GOVERNMENT AT A STANDSTILL; Disgust, anger rising.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
GOVERNMENT AT A STANDSTILL; On job or not, workers have plenty on their minds.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
GOVERNMENT AT A STANDSTILL; On the road, looking out for No. 1; Travelers swarm restrooms in gas stations, restaurants.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
GOVERNMENT AT A STANDSTILL; Blame is the name of the game; The day after budget talks failed, talk turned to variations on a theme: "It was the other guy's fault.".(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
Two school administrators receive new posts; one resigns.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
STAGING IT; Find a balance between busy and stark.(HOMES)
Jul 02, 2005;
CORRECTIONS.(NEWS)(CORRECTIONS)
Jul 02, 2005
Jones delivers in clutch for Twins; Three-run triple in 8th completes comeback.(SPORTS)
Jul 02, 2005;
TWINS NOTES; Bruised hand sidelines Cuddyer; Infielder might land on DL.(SPORTS)
Jul 02, 2005;
A shorter high-rise is approved for Uptown; City OKs 10-story version of condo/office project.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
Boy awarded $18 million in sex-abuse case; A male relative who threatened to kill him has already been convicted of criminal sexual conduct.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
DESTINATION; SUBURBAN ART; ART ALL AROUND US.(NEWS)
Jul 02, 2005;
NBA OFFSEASON; WOLVES FREE AGENCY; Madsen bides his time; Role player not a top priority.(SPORTS)
Jul 02, 2005;
WOLVES NOTES; Stack is brought back as general manager.(SPORTS)
Jul 02, 2005;
WORD OF MOUTH; Summer sales heat up statewide in July.(VARIETY)
Jul 02, 2005;
Xcel's Brunetti to get $4 million final payment.(BUSINESS)
Jul 02, 2005;
LEADING (and leaving) with LOVE; As Wilson Yates retires from the United Theological Seminary, his legacy is one of inclusion expressed through the arts and social justice.(NEWS)(FAITH & VALUES)
Jul 02, 2005;