St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, MO) articles from September 2004

St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, MO) archives from September 2004

AmerenUE gets some of blame in St. Louis-area power outage.
September 1, 2004

Charter Communications' phone service is on fast track.
September 1, 2004

CEO of Cool Valley, Mo.-based defense contractor gets $3.1 million severance.
September 1, 2004

St. Louis Post-Dispatch David Nicklaus column.
September 1, 2004

Illinois steelworkers gain retraining funds to broaden skills, efficiency.
September 1, 2004

Religion and politics: How would Jesus vote?
September 1, 2004

Kerry unfit to lead, Cheney says.
September 1, 2004

Cardinals double their pleasure; at 88-44, Redbirds reach rare level.
September 1, 2004

Development foes object to sewer plan in Illinois.
September 1, 2004

Biotech startup hires Brentwood, Mo., research firm Tripos for help.
September 2, 2004

Missouri's job-losses report was inaccurate, U.S. Labor Department finds.
September 2, 2004

Clayton, Mo.-based firm to buy plastics maker for $83.5 million.
September 2, 2004

Who are these guys?
September 2, 2004

Bush vows to continue fight against terrorism, insists U.S. will win.
September 2, 2004

Landfill plan encounters opposition in Alton, Ill.
September 2, 2004

Troubled Granite City, Mo., mobile-home park will be auctioned.
September 2, 2004

Developer has month to modify plan for St. Charles County, Mo., subdivision.
September 2, 2004

St. Charles County, Mo., council rejects try to halt tax district challenge.
September 2, 2004

Upscale subdivision may replace golf course in Bethalto, Ill.
September 2, 2004

Padres go pop in the night as Cardinals sweep.
September 2, 2004

St. Louis retailers learn hard lesson from back-to-school sales.
September 2, 2004

Southwest Airlines nearly doubles market share at St. Louis airport.
September 3, 2004

St. Louis Post-Dispatch David Nicklaus column.
September 3, 2004

Morris throws 2-hit shutout in Cardinals win over Dodgers.
September 3, 2004

Jewish women's group Hadassah backs stem cell research.
September 3, 2004

St. Charles, Mo., convention center nears completion.
September 3, 2004

St. Louis door company makes an open-and-shut case.
September 3, 2004

St. Charles, Mo., bar keeps old duckpin bowling game alive.
September 3, 2004

Southwest takes wing while many St. Louis airport vendors pray for business.
September 3, 2004

Nader's presence brings back memories of 2000.
September 3, 2004

Cardinals get two hits, one victory.
September 4, 2004

Pinkel boils over Tigers' defensive effort.
September 4, 2004

St. Louis auto dealers, Teamsters reopen talks.
September 4, 2004

A $28 million deal for casino is challenged by Pinnacle Entertainment.
September 4, 2004

St. Louis County, Mo., releases money withheld from chamber, growth group.
September 4, 2004

IBM announces recall for defective computer adapters.
September 4, 2004

Chesterfield, Mo., linen launderer faces $140,000 in worker-safety fines.
September 4, 2004

Clayton, Mo., maker of telecom electronics offers 5.6 million more shares.
September 4, 2004

Hurricane Frances will offer a window for viewing Missouri firm's product.
September 4, 2004

New head of St. Louis chemical products supplier fits into company philosophy.
September 5, 2004

Downtown St. Louis district to be renovated into an entertainment destination.
September 5, 2004

Ex-convicts face a Catch-22 in job search.
September 5, 2004

St. Louis Post-Dispatch David Nicklaus column.
September 5, 2004

Cardinals' bench is a hit; reserves key win over Dodgers.
September 5, 2004

Spinks wants a hometown defense of his title, if the price is right.
September 5, 2004

Pace signs deal, gets set to line up at left tackle.
September 5, 2004

Cardinals let one get away.
September 6, 2004

Casino decision pleases Jefferson County, Mo., official.
September 6, 2004

The Cult of the Castle.
September 7, 2004

Pace will start vs. Cardinals.
September 7, 2004

Health insurance: A monument to waste.
September 7, 2004

Bush attacks Kerry during tour of Missouri.
September 7, 2004

Cardinals grind out a win against Padres.
September 7, 2004

St. Louis-area facility simulates 'home' care for Alzheimer's patients.
September 7, 2004

Crews rush to convert old St. Louis high school.
September 7, 2004

Boeing defense division works to double revenue.
September 8, 2004

Bush deflects Kerry's charge that U.S. fights 'wrong war' in 'wrong place'.
September 8, 2004

Ford to eliminate production shift at Hazelwood, Mo., plant.
September 8, 2004

Celebrate that big belly.
September 8, 2004

Thanks, Al.
September 8, 2004

Roster scrambling, defensive holes hint at trouble for Rams.
September 8, 2004

Padres knock around Morris in 10-5 win over Cardinals.
September 8, 2004

Ameren Corp. clears hurdle in purchase of Illinois Power Co.
September 8, 2004

New service speeds cremated remains through security at airports.
September 8, 2004

Alton, Ill., teachers get final contract offer.
September 8, 2004

New study rates St. Louis-area traffic congestion as moderate.
September 8, 2004

Frontier Airlines says St. Louis-to-Cancun, Mexico, rates may fall 30 percent.
September 9, 2004

Weak sales force Anheuser-Busch to lower earnings forecast.
September 9, 2004

St. Louis-based gambling firm may proceed with riverboat sale, court rules.
September 9, 2004

Brentwood, Mo.-based pharmaceutical firm resolves legal disputes.
September 9, 2004

Madison County, Mo., judge approves $12.4 million settlement in Ameritech suit.
September 9, 2004

St. Louis-area biotechnology firm Orion works on decoding tobacco genome.
September 9, 2004

Missing $500,000 delays Collinsville, Ill., convention center project.
September 9, 2004

Two officials are fired from St. Louis-area drug treatment program.
September 9, 2004

Price spike at St. Louis gasoline pumps fuels theories aplenty.
September 9, 2004

Chesterfield, Mo., nursing home could face loss of license.
September 9, 2004

Arnold, Mo., council may tweak smoking ban.
September 9, 2004

Neighbors' rezoning concerns prompt review by Jefferson County, Mo., board.
September 9, 2004

Journalists covering debates are asked for racial data.
September 9, 2004

Missouri shocked in Alabama.
September 9, 2004

Trial question: did Danton's female friend know he wanted hitman?
September 9, 2004

Highly ranked Missouri Tigers come up empty to Men of Troy.
September 9, 2004

Charter Communications may raise basic-cable rates.
September 10, 2004

End of clothing quotas fits Chesterfield, Mo., apparel maker to a T.
September 10, 2004