SC Times Index - News
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| Title | Pub Date/Page |
|---|---|
| FIRST STUDENTS FLOCK INTO NEW SARTELL MIDDLE SCHOOL | Sep 3, 1985 p.01C |
| OWNER OF KIMBALL HOUSE ARRESTED IN ARSON PROBE | Sep 3, 1985 p.01C |
| SUMMER END: SOUTHBOUND TRAFFIC ON U.S. HIGHWAY 10 (PHOTO) | Sep 3, 1985 p.01C |
| AFRICAN FAMINE RELIEF IS MORE THAN STOPGAP AID (EDITORIAL) | Sep 3, 1985 p.04A |
| AGRICULTURE CAN'T HANDLE MISGUIDED TEXTILE QUOTAS (LETTER) | Sep 3, 1985 p.04A |
| EDUCATION LAW DESERVES CLASS-ACTION SUIT (LETTER) | Sep 3, 1985 p.04A |
| EDUCATION LAW DESERVES CLASS-ACTION SUIT (LETTER) | Sep 3, 1985 p.04A |
| RECENT ACTIONS CAUSE CONCERN FOR ST. BEN'S (LETTER) | Sep 3, 1985 p.04A |
| CITY RESERVES BONDS, SECURITY FEDERAL SEEKS $2.5 MILLION | Sep 4, 1985 p.01A |
| CITY RESERVES BONDS, SECURITY FEDERAL SEEKS $2.5 MILLION | Sep 4, 1985 p.01A |
| STRAPPED MIGRANTS MAY GET AID FOR TRIP HOME | Sep 4, 1985 p.01A |
| COALITION WANTS CONGRESS TO SAVE FAMILY FARMERS | Sep 4, 1985 p.01B |
| COMMISSION VOTES TO STUDY FORMS OF GOVERNMENT ISSUE | Sep 4, 1985 p.01B |
| HOSPITAL SEEKS OK FROM COUNCIL TO ISSUE TAX-EXEMPT BOND | Sep 4, 1985 p.01B |
| HOSPITAL SEEKS OK FROM COUNCIL TO ISSUE TAX-EXEMPT BOND | Sep 4, 1985 p.01B |
| KINDERGARTEN CLASSES RETURN TO NORTH JUNIOR HIGH | Sep 4, 1985 p.01B |
| KINDERGARTEN CLASSES RETURN TO NORTH JUNIOR HIGH | Sep 4, 1985 p.01B |
| MAYOR LATIMER URGES CLOSER LOOK AT DISCRIMINATION | Sep 4, 1985 p.01B |
| MAYOR LATIMER URGES CLOSER LOOK AT DISCRIMINATION | Sep 4, 1985 p.01B |
| STEARNS COUNTY HRA LEVY PROPOSAL QUESTIONED | Sep 4, 1985 p.01B |
| UNITED WAY DRIVE GOES FOR THE HEART | Sep 4, 1985 p.01B |
| NEW RIGHT IS WRONG ON SOUTH AFRICA SANCTIONS (EDITORIAL | Sep 4, 1985 p.04A |
| COLLEGE TUITION HIKES TAPERING OFF; SCSU 9% INCREASE | Sep 5, 1985 p.01A |
| VICTOR THE RASSLIN' BEAR PINS OPPONENTS TO THE MAT | Sep 5, 1985 p.01A |
| 12,500 STUDENTS START CLASSES, 2,345 FRESHMEN | Sep 5, 1985 p.01C |