The Topeka Capital-Journal back issues from November 2001:
Access control changes noted
Nov 01, 2001;
Police sting nets eight arrests
Nov 01, 2001;
Girl honored for heroic trek
Nov 01, 2001;
Parrot pilfered at Petland
Nov 01, 2001;
Bus, car collide at intersection
Nov 01, 2001;
Drug enforcement agent testifies in LSD case
Nov 01, 2001;
Jury to decide if homicide was planned or spontaneous
Nov 01, 2001;
Mall offers indoor opportunity for Topeka's goblins, ballerinas
Nov 01, 2001;
K-Stater, Topekan Ed Head dies at 72
Nov 01, 2001;
Washburn picked to win MIAA, again
Nov 01, 2001;
Cats devour sluggish Hawks
Nov 01, 2001;
Was shark really getting revenge for fishing?
Nov 01, 2001;
Capitol Federal increases deposits
Nov 01, 2001;
Dirt roaders greet each other with The Wave
Nov 01, 2001;
Residents discover power of technology
Nov 01, 2001;
Seaman grad uses creativity to help victims' families
Nov 01, 2001;
Other things in life are more important than a clean house
Nov 01, 2001;
Halloween parade red, white and boo
Nov 01, 2001;
Risk small, but handle with care
Nov 01, 2001;
WRMS assistant coach on familiar court
Nov 01, 2001;
Show has designs on Midwestern homes
Nov 01, 2001;
D.A.'s office seeks joint trial for men accused of rape
Nov 01, 2001;
Three injured in accident
Nov 01, 2001;
Topekans united for a good cause
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Kansas Briefs ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Marriage licenses ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Obituary 2 ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Police Agate ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ NHRA NOTES ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Sports Front 2 ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Big 12 football ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Sports Front: Ell Roberson ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Obituary ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Sports Front ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Business ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Letters ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ In survival, the best defense is a good offense ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ UNITED WAY DRIVE ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Making a Difference ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Gas Prices ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ DOORS ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Briefly ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Bankruptcies ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ County District Court ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Divorces ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ U.S. District Court ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Police Brief ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Births ]
Nov 01, 2001;
Divorces
Nov 02, 2001;
Cold winter could boost state hay prices to record tallies
Nov 01, 2001;
Repair facility under heavier load
Nov 02, 2001;
K-State bidding for anti-biowarfare facility
Nov 01, 2001;
[ Working for the kids ]
Nov 01, 2001;
[ It's clear that the handwriting was on the wall... ]
Nov 01, 2001;
Lecturer: Diversify to aid customers
Nov 02, 2001;
Family Album
Nov 02, 2001;
License plates support good cause
Nov 02, 2001;
Stovall says she's in race; Sherrer undecided
Nov 02, 2001;
County approves interlocal tax accord
Nov 02, 2001;
Young Cats can rely on Rethman
Nov 02, 2001;
Topeka High favorites; West the underdog
Nov 02, 2001;
Trio of Topekans lead Baker into HAAC tournament
Nov 02, 2001;
Injunction allows club to open
Nov 02, 2001;
Vo-tech offers high school graduates alternative education
Nov 02, 2001;
Police: Halloween vandalism light
Nov 02, 2001;