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

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

AOL launches kidnapping alerts across the nation.
October 1, 2002

Author shares lessons on men, friendship, hunting.
October 1, 2002

St. Louis-Area Farmers Expect Reduced Crop Yields, Sweet Apples.
October 1, 2002

Finley's final goal: World Series.
October 2, 2002

Schilling is tired of talk.
October 2, 2002

Cardinals earn their diplomas from school of smarter hitting.
October 2, 2002

Martin gets his chance as Rams QB.
October 2, 2002

2 execs of Miss Cleo operation plead no contest, firm fined for fraud.
October 2, 2002

Missouri Agency Fights Laclede Gas Co.'s Bill-Recovery Plan Again.
October 2, 2002

St. Louis Post-Dispatch David Nicklaus Column.
October 2, 2002

America Online Launches Child Kidnapping Bulletins around the Country.
October 2, 2002

Pinch-runner says he couldn't avoid collision with Rolen.
October 3, 2002

Having played its aces and lost, Arizona is in deep trouble.
October 3, 2002

Cairo's hit in the ninth was no surprise.
October 3, 2002

Cards endure heartache in victory.
October 3, 2002

Things every teen (and parent) should know about oral sex.
October 3, 2002

Many teens are having oral sex, and don't realize the risks they run.
October 3, 2002

Hybl has hard time winning over Oklahoma fans.
October 3, 2002

Receivers have yet to grasp offense.
October 3, 2002

The line on the Rams: They're finally joining ranks of the dogs.
October 3, 2002

Pax: the last refuge for wholesome programming.
October 3, 2002

Gephardt move to make Iraq deal with Bush will have repercussions.
October 3, 2002

Judge Approves $490 Million Settlement in Bank of America Merger Suit.
October 3, 2002

Shares of Charter Communications Dive after Warnings on Revenue, Cash Flow.
October 3, 2002

St. Louis Fair Strives to Attract Future Construction Workers.
October 3, 2002

Clayton, Mo.-Based Electronics Maker Files Restructuring Plan.
October 3, 2002

St. Louis-Area African-Americans Are Denied Home Loans More Often, Study Says.
October 3, 2002

Manchester, Ill., Firm Helps Big Companies Handle Information Technology.
October 3, 2002

Two Men Plead No Contest to Fraud in Miss Cleo TV Psychic Case.
October 3, 2002

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Linda Tucci Column.
October 3, 2002

Rolen is out for the rest of the Diamondbacks series.
October 4, 2002

Andy Benes can add another chapter to odyssey.
October 4, 2002

Road show for Diamondbacks has been a flop.
October 4, 2002

Cardinals need to make short work of Diamondbacks.
October 4, 2002

Selig says he's sorry, says there will be no more late playoff starts.
October 4, 2002

St Louis Committee Approves Elimination of Amusement Tax on Baseball Tickets.
October 4, 2002

St. Louis Mayor Gives Upbeat Outlook for City Despite Economy.
October 4, 2002

Study Shows Colleges in Illinois Far Outrank Counterparts in Missouri.
October 4, 2002

Environmental Group's Study Asserts Cancer Risk from Diesel Soot Emissions.
October 4, 2002

St. Louis, Mo.-Area Farmers Find Little Comfort in This Year's Crop.
October 4, 2002

Missouri Regulators Approve $14 Million Rate Hike for Laclede Gas Co.
October 4, 2002

Fenton, Mo., Maytag Store Invites Shoppers to Try Appliance before Buying It.
October 4, 2002

Rent for Proposed St. Louis Stadium Could Be Among Highest in Sports.
October 4, 2002

State Farm Will Resume Selling Home Insurance in Missouri.
October 4, 2002

Illinois Aims to Increase Prospects for Tourism at Cahokia Mounds.
October 4, 2002

St. Louis Businesses, Safety Advocates Oppose Transportation Funding Cuts.
October 4, 2002

Senate Panel Debates Aid for Airlines.
October 4, 2002

Former Executives with Insurance Company Plead Guilty in Medicare Case.
October 4, 2002

Organized Crime Loses Sway over Teamsters Union, Study Says.
October 4, 2002

Cardinals sweep out the defending champion Diamondbacks.
October 5, 2002

Same old rivalry for Rams, 49ers.
October 5, 2002

Extended West Coast Port Shutdown Could Hurt Agriculture Industry.
October 5, 2002

St. Louis Businesses Gears Up for Additional Cardinals Playoff Games.
October 5, 2002

Federal Judge Approves Rent-A-Center's $47 Million Settlement of Sex-Bias Suit.
October 5, 2002

In his finest hour, La Russa couldn't hold back the tears.
October 6, 2002

No. 3 Oklahoma scratches past Missouri.
October 6, 2002

Rams lose without much effort.
October 6, 2002

Mayor with royal roots faces critics, chases goals.
October 6, 2002

Official defends expunging of records in `Miss Cleo' fraud case.
October 6, 2002

Woody Williams may start Game 2 for Cards.
October 7, 2002

Martz should drop Barney imitation, give kicks, not hugs.
October 7, 2002

Portland bubbles with active people pursuing simple pleasures.
October 7, 2002

Niche Ranchers Push Grass-Fed Beef as Healthier, Safer Choice.
October 7, 2002

Portland, Ore., Bubbles with Active People Pursuing Simple Pleasures.
October 7, 2002

Just Outside Portland, Ore., Natural Wonders Wait to Be Explored.
October 7, 2002

Missouri's College-Savings Plan Adds Shares That Involve Broker Commissions.
October 7, 2002

St. Louis Post-Dispatch David Nicklaus Column.
October 7, 2002

May the best TEAM win, La Russa says.
October 8, 2002

Boeing considering cargo aircraft with 500-foot wingspan.
October 8, 2002

Colleges pay closer attention to adjustments freshmen must make.
October 8, 2002

Colleges paying closer attention to adjustments freshmen must make.
October 8, 2002

Nebraska in an unprecedented state of decline.
October 8, 2002

Business Jumps 400 Percent for St. Louis Air-Cargo Firm amid Port Lockout.
October 8, 2002

Boeing Provides Benchmark for Corporate Training.
October 8, 2002

Jefferson City, Mo.-Area Funeral Directors Seek Millions in Refunds.
October 8, 2002

States Urge Congress to Push through Money for Homeland Security.
October 8, 2002

Missouri Governor Wants Probe into Medical-Malpractice Insurance Rate Hikes.
October 8, 2002

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

Fayette County, Ill., Coal Plant's Builder Makes First Payment of Land Lease.
October 8, 2002

Dolphin swim: pricey but priceless.
October 9, 2002

Boeing Engineers Envision Aircraft with 500-Foot Wingspan.
October 9, 2002

Energizer Pulls Plug on Conference Calls with Analysts, Investors.
October 9, 2002

Tax Refunds on Caskets Should Go to Families, Two Missouri Officials Say.
October 9, 2002

Hewlett-Packard Executive Aims to Reassure Customers, Workers about 'New' H-P.
October 9, 2002