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

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

Retailers bring out the red, white and blue for Fourth of July.
July 1, 2002

Several companies offer packages for adventure travelers.
July 1, 2002

Raring to be daring: More Americans want a vacation adventure.
July 1, 2002

Moving nuclear waste a target for terrorists, activists.
July 1, 2002

Sixth time looks like charm: Balloonist closes in on record.
July 1, 2002

Nevin steps up in Kile family's time of need.
July 1, 2002

Cardinals step back, grapple with loss.
July 1, 2002

New aluminum bats more closely mimic wooden bats, but safety debate rages.
July 1, 2002

Disabled college-bound students attend camp aimed at their needs.
July 1, 2002

Rise in meth labs in Mark Twain National Forest.
July 1, 2002

Caring for elm trees.
July 1, 2002

Elm trees making a comeback.
July 1, 2002

Sometimes, proving a negative can have positive results.
July 1, 2002

Sudanese civil war intensifies; Unites States to increase diplomatic effort.
July 1, 2002

About the shows ...
July 1, 2002

Glut of TV dating shows proves how desperate we are for love.
July 1, 2002

Internet site makes game of tracking dollar bills.
July 1, 2002

Head of Anheuser-Busch Ready to Close the Book on Impressive 44-Year Career.
July 1, 2002

Colleges begin using INS Web site to register foreign students.
July 2, 2002

Millionaire Fossett sets hot-air balloon record.
July 2, 2002

Profile of Steve Fossett.
July 2, 2002

Kaplan Publishing ranks nation's colleges.
July 2, 2002

Border Towns Expect Higher Sales As Illinois Hikes Cigarette Tax.
July 2, 2002

Missouri Human Resources Services Company Admits to SEC Investigation.
July 2, 2002

Patriotic Colors, Items Sell Well as Fourth of July Approaches.
July 2, 2002

Stock in Brentwood, Mo.-Based Software Firm Dives after Profit Warning.
July 2, 2002

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Linda Tucci Column.
July 2, 2002

Adventurer ends record-setting mission, lands safely in Australia.
July 3, 2002

Resilient Cardinals turn their attention to obtaining pitcher.
July 3, 2002

Cardinals add another win.
July 3, 2002

Fatal crash raises fatigue issue for barge, riverboat pilots.
July 3, 2002

Thanks to electronics, the family car trip is blessedly quiet.
July 3, 2002

The flaming oil of a fish boil is a Door County tradition.
July 3, 2002

If you go to Door County.
July 3, 2002

White House celebrates bicentennial of Lewis and Clark expedition.
July 3, 2002

Missouri governor signs bill requiring pledge recitation.
July 3, 2002

Anheuser-Busch Reaps Benefits from Sponsoring Tycoon's Balloon Trip.
July 3, 2002

St. Louis Post-Dispatch David Nicklaus Column.
July 3, 2002

American May Have to Furlough Former TWA Pilots under Seniority Agreement.
July 3, 2002

Cardinals defeat the Padres.
July 4, 2002

The nation's capital celebrates the Fourth under increased security.
July 4, 2002

American Airlines Wants Streamlined Security Checks for Employees.
July 4, 2002

Embattled St. Louis-Based Chemical-Product Firm Suffers Credit-Rating Cut.
July 4, 2002

Hopi Indians Assail St. Louis Energy Company's Use of Navajo Aquifer Water.
July 4, 2002

Plan to Convert St. Louis Opera House to School Draws Backers, Opposition.
July 4, 2002

Missouri-Based Rental Car Company Justifies Firing of Executive in Hearing.
July 4, 2002

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Linda Tucci Column.
July 4, 2002

Ford Responds to Competition by Expanding Its No-Interesting Auto Financing.
July 4, 2002

Cardinals win fourth in a row in the heat.
July 5, 2002

As chief rivals drop off, Armstrong is favorite again in Tour de France.
July 5, 2002

Celebrities seduced by sexy shoes of Manolo Blahnik.
July 5, 2002

St. Louis Company Revives Tradition of Service Flags in Soldiers' Homes.
July 5, 2002

Cardinals fall to Dodgers in 11.
July 6, 2002

Safe at home: baseball is revered in the quaint village of Cooperstown.
July 6, 2002

Ted Williams: An American paradox of unrivaled talent.
July 6, 2002

The Splinter was truly Splendid.
July 6, 2002

Critics say EPA should beef up its air standard for lead.
July 6, 2002

International Court opens despite no U.S. ratification.
July 6, 2002

Painful reminders of stock risks make investors bone up on bonds.
July 6, 2002... Byline: David Nicklaus Stocks once seemed so simple. Bonds were for nerds and codgers. You could buy stocks with a few clicks of a mouse and could track their prices over the Internet or in the newspaper. Bonds were too complicated....

Missouri Governor's Participation in Utility Case Unnerves Some.
July 6, 2002

Cards double up Dodgers, hit break on up note.
July 7, 2002

Emotion overflows as La Russa, Cards pull out a victory.
July 7, 2002

Bonds Provide Steadier Investment Alternative to Stocks.
July 7, 2002... Byline: David Nicklaus Jul. 7--Stocks once seemed so simple. Bonds were for nerds and codgers. You could buy stocks with a few clicks of a mouse and could track their prices over the Internet or in the newspaper. Bonds were too...

Beaches, parks keep visitors coming back to Door County.
July 8, 2002

What to watch in second half of baseball season.
July 9, 2002

Let's hope baseball's second half makes more sense than first.
July 9, 2002

Plaintiffs are using Title IX in campus sexual assault cases.
July 9, 2002

Family of Missouri Governor Killed in Plane Crash Settle with Cessna.
July 9, 2002

Maryland Heights, Mo., Streetside Records to Merge with CD World.
July 9, 2002

Firms Show Off Anti-Terrorist Gimmicks at Washington, D.C., Expo.
July 9, 2002

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Linda Tucci Column.
July 9, 2002

Cardinals express cautious optimism.
July 10, 2002

Bob Costas says commissioner was right to halt the game, but timing could have been better.
July 10, 2002

FOX doesn't show pregame tributes to Kile and Buck.
July 10, 2002

For a sport that is tied in knots, this baseball finish was perfect.
July 10, 2002

Actual risk of hormone therapy for individual women is low.
July 10, 2002

Women react with anger, confusion over hormone study results.
July 10, 2002

Workers Who Double As Caregivers Get Help in St. Louis Program.
July 10, 2002

Officials Rule on Death of St. Louis-Area Construction Workers.
July 10, 2002

Only Grocery in Alorton, Ill., Closes.
July 10, 2002

O'Fallon, Ill., Car Dealership to Pay Recipients of Junk Faxes.
July 10, 2002

St. Louis Post-Dispatch David Nicklaus Column.
July 10, 2002

Missouri Senator Votes in Favor of Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Storage.
July 10, 2002

Columbia, Ill., Residents Forced to Curtail Some Water-Guzzling Activities.
July 10, 2002