St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, MO) articles from August 2002

St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, MO) archives from August 2002

Volunteer Organizations Benefit from Discouraging Job Market.
August 1, 2002

Missouri Tax Refunds Won't Put Many in the Money.
August 1, 2002

St. Louis Retailer Opens New Headquarters.
August 1, 2002

Field-goal-rule clarification comes a few months late for Rams.
August 2, 2002

Autographs are part of ministry, Warner says.
August 2, 2002

A war to wage?
August 2, 2002

Buyer of St. Louis, Mo., Bank Seeks to Overturn June Award in Software Suit.
August 2, 2002... Byline: Peter Shinkle Aug. 2--Marshall & Ilsley Corp., the Wisconsin company that is buying Southwest Bank of St. Louis, is seeking to overturn a $3.1 million jury award in a banking software dispute with an area company. Syllogisteks...

A New Variety of Genetically Engineered Grass Could Be Harmful to Environment.
August 2, 2002

St. Louis Janitors Escalate Picketing in Bid for Higher Wages.
August 2, 2002

St. Louis Voters to Decide Tuesday on a Public Transportation Funding Plan.
August 2, 2002

Witness in Moussaoui case will testify that ID was stolen, family says.
August 3, 2002

With ace on the mound, Cards show little improvement.
August 3, 2002

Rolen steps into better situation with Cardinals.
August 3, 2002

Braves give Simontacchi a quick exit; Cardinals pitcher can't make it through two innings in Atlanta.
August 3, 2002

After camp, Rams will face tougher road to easy street.
August 3, 2002

Acutely aware of concerns, Rams protect the players.
August 3, 2002

Movie spin-offs losing momentum.
August 3, 2002

Zampese will keep Martz on even keel at helm of offense.
August 4, 2002

Former greats Slater, Greene contribute again.
August 4, 2002

Several St. Louis-Area Businesses Expand Nationwide.
August 4, 2002

Top Shelf Items Are Still Selling in St. Louis Stores Despite Flagging Economy.
August 4, 2002

Norfolk Southern Will Try Remote Control in Its Railyards.
August 4, 2002

St. Louis Native Becomes Popular New York City Restaurateur.
August 4, 2002

Unions Oppose Proposed Discount-Store Projects in Maplewood and Brentwood, Mo.
August 4, 2002

Hot at the Core: Renteria is enjoying the best season of his career after being assured that he is a vital part of the Cardinals.
August 5, 2002

Cardinals' trip ends in a thud; Sheffield beats them in the ninth.
August 5, 2002

Long-shot players dream of becoming exception to the harsh reality.
August 5, 2002

Hunger a political issue many Americans can get their arms around.
August 5, 2002

St. Louis-Area Businesses Find Footing to Expand onto National Scene.
August 5, 2002

New York Restaurateur Learned Business in Native St. Louis.
August 5, 2002

Cardinals family mourns another death.
August 6, 2002

Rolen gladly swaps Philly fanatics for Midwest hospitality.
August 6, 2002

Oklahoma City's revival includes billion-dollar building spree.
August 6, 2002

Government Opens St. Charles County, Mo.-Area Radioactive Site to Tourists.
August 6, 2002

Centene Corp. Buys 80 Percent Piece of HMO in New Jersey.
August 6, 2002

Letters Show How St. Louis-Based Hotel Chain Aimed to Reduce Consent Decree.
August 6, 2002

Consumers Grow Weary of Movie-Themed Merchandise.
August 6, 2002

Agency Cuts Off Study of Missouri Radioactive Site, Others.
August 6, 2002

Minnesota-Based Shipping Firm Claims Former Worker Violated Computer Fraud Act.
August 6, 2002

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Linda Tucci Column.
August 6, 2002

Embattled President Casinos Inc. Still Wants to Make Missouri Campaign Gifts.
August 6, 2002

CORRECTION: Sony Buys Salt Lake City-Based Video Game Maker.
August 6, 2002

Porter was smart player despite being absent-minded.
August 7, 2002

Slaughter is in intensive care after undergoing 2 operations.
August 7, 2002

Missouri's GOP leader rejects party nominee for state auditor.
August 7, 2002

Willingham eyes Irish resurgence.
August 7, 2002

`Beast' has a burden for the Rams.
August 7, 2002

Married men make more than singles, economists say.
August 7, 2002

Ameristar Opens $360 Million Expansion of St. Charles, Mo., Casino.
August 7, 2002

St. Louis-Based Charter Communications Says Losses Shrank, Revenue Soared.
August 7, 2002

Chairman of Market-Research, Travel Firm Is Sued by His Brothers in St. Louis.
August 7, 2002

St. Louis-Based Emerson, Charter to Expense Stock Options.
August 7, 2002

St. Louis-Based Electronic Products Maker Posts Drop in Quarterly Net Income.
August 7, 2002

Unconventional technology steals the day at military show.
August 8, 2002

Ambitious rapper Bow Bow plans to bark up lots of trees.
August 8, 2002

National Memorial presents vivid reminders of 1995 tragedy.
August 8, 2002

If you go to Oklahoma City.
August 8, 2002

If you go to Thailand.
August 8, 2002

Stars are bait on `Shark Week' and `Anna Nicole Show'.
August 8, 2002

Iraqi opposition leader says post-Saddam blueprint is needed.
August 8, 2002

St. Louis Airport Officials Seek Extension of Luggage-Screening Deadlines.
August 8, 2002

New Owner of St. Louis-Area Cemeteries Offers Video Tributes.
August 8, 2002

Married Men Earn More, Study Says.
August 8, 2002

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Linda Tucci Column.
August 8, 2002

Study Finds Missouri Lost More Jobs Than Any Other State.
August 8, 2002

Missouri Agency Sets Hearings on Proposed Laclede Gas Co.'s Rate hike.
August 8, 2002

Cardinals snap seven-game losing streak.
August 9, 2002

Ask Barry these questions? You must be kidding.
August 9, 2002

Memories still motivate Titans as they prepare for the Rams.
August 9, 2002

Figure skating is in enough of a mess without Tonya Harding.
August 9, 2002

St. Louis Businessman Is Acquitted of Bribery.
August 9, 2002

Microsoft Co-founder Aims to Expand Stake in Charter Communications.
August 9, 2002

FCC to Require Digital Tuners on All Television Sets by 2007.
August 9, 2002

Missouri Highway Panel Weighs Toll Roads with Failure of Tax Increase Proposal.
August 9, 2002

Illinois Cigarette Tax Hike Cuts Sales, but Not Revenue.
August 9, 2002

Cardinals back on winning track.
August 10, 2002

Survey says: Union proposal for drug testing is a joke.
August 10, 2002

Players have reason to set strike date, but they shouldn't.
August 11, 2002

With college degree but bleak economy, more try for Peace Corps, grad school.
August 11, 2002

Orphans arrive, captivate families mulling adoption.
August 11, 2002

Cards, fans lose a piece of their tradition; Enos Slaughter dies at 86.
August 12, 2002

Players pass on strike date, say they're `giving it a couple of extra days'.
August 12, 2002

Teetering at edge of cliff, now owners must show restraint.
August 12, 2002

Small island off the coast of Puerto Rico is now a laid-back haven.
August 12, 2002