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GARBAGE PLANT FEASIBLE,"Argus LeaderAgu 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SEXUAL CONTACT CHARGE FILED-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderAgu 31 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
RESOLUTION 21 LOSES ITS BITE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS GET RIDES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RESOLUTION 21 LOSES ITS BITE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
RESOLUTION 21 LOSES ITS BITE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS GET RIDES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
LET LEGISLATURE HANDLE TOUGHIES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LET LEGISLATURE HANDLE TOUGHIES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LET LEGISLATURE HANDLE TOUGHIES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
WHY DON'T PEOPLE STOP FOR AMBULANCES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
WINDING UP THE SESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DISLIKES OUT-OF-STATE ADVICE ON MCGOVERN-CHINA STAND,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
CONSORTIUM URGED TO START GASOHOL PRODUCTION IN AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*MEIERHENRY LOVES THOSE DIRT TRACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*AFTER THE CRASH, PORTER DRIVES ON","Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*AFTER THE CRASH, PORTER DRIVES ON","Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET BUSTS-CONTROLLING THE FAST BREAK,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WESTPORT SHOULD QUIET BOWLING DEMAND,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
TIPS LEAD TO ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
FISHING BELOW MISSOURI RIVER HEATS UP,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
'GOOD OLD DAYS' RUINED BY PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
TRAITS OF GOBBLER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.4"
*CLASSIC ACOUSTIC CLEAN OPENS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*NORDIE LADY HIRES NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*DUNHILL AGENCY OPENS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
"*DUNHAM CO NAMES EXPANSION DIRECTOR, ARCHIE DUNHAM","Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
DOUG JAMISON IS SHAKLEE DISTRIBUTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
"*THE EMPIRE NAMES MARKETING DIRECTOR, DEE HEMPHILL","Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
"*TERRACE PARK MANAGER NAMED, MAYNARD ISSACSON","Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
CONVICTIONS MAY SLOW TAX PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.2"
CONVICTIONS MAY SLOW TAX PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.2"
*CITY BOND FIRM AMONG US GIANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.4"
*CITY BOND FIRM AMONG US GIANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.4"
*CITY BOND FIRM AMONG US GIANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.4"
"HEATING, REFRIGERATION ENGINEERS TO MEET","Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
HAROLD ERSLAND RECEIVES COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
KEARNS MACHINERY CO NAMES SALES MANAGER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
POST OFFICE CONTRACTS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
NATIONAL TRAILER CONVOY OPENS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
*KILEN NAMED NATL SOCIAL WORKER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MACHINE KNITITNG-MICHELLE DREW IS A BELIEVER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JAMES PETTIGREW AT 89-TOO BUSY TO SLOW DOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KILEN NAMED NATL SOCIAL WORKER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS TO GET NEW MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*COOK OF THE WEEK-LOVELL G. JEWETT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*'79 LICENSE DECALS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ISSUES VARIED-DELL RAPIDS & BRANDON,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FILLING GAS TANKS EMPTIES POCKETS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANISTOTA CONSIDERING 1-CENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ONLY TWO MAYORS' RACES IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DELL RAPIDS TO GET NEW MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SD VOTERS GO TO POLLS APRIL 10 FOR CITY ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
DISCOUNT RATES WILL HELP HANDICAPPED GET AROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DISCOUNT RATES WILL HELP HANDICAPPED GET AROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DISCOUNT RATES WILL HELP HANDICAPPED GET AROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*KAREN JUEL WAS SELECTED MISS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
COURT DELAYS SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COURT DELAYS SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SOME CREATIVE APRIL FOOLERY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOFT ECONOMY SLOWS DOWN TRUCKING FIRMS IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOFT ECONOMY SLOWS DOWN TRUCKING FIRMS IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LICENSE TAG BUYERS CROWD COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THE DAKOTA STRING QUARTET TO HOLD RECITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*PASSOVER MARKS JEWISH DELIVERANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
CITY SHRUGS OFF CRITICISM ABOUT GIVING TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOLLEFSON-ONLY I CAN BEAT DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIOLENCE POSSIBLE AT CHEYENNE MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIOLENCE POSSIBLE AT CHEYENNE MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOLLEFSON-ONLY I CAN BEAT DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILK PRICES INCREASING TODAY BY 6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY SHRUGS OFF CRITICISM ABOUT GIVING TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TOLLEFSON-ONLY I CAN BEAT DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD TAKES ANOTHER LOOK AT REQUEST FOR A LEA,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD TAKES ANOTHER LOOK AT REQUEST FOR A LEA,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BANKS DISPUTE NAME USE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BANKS DISPUTE NAME USE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BANKS DISPUTE NAME USE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOL ACCREDITATION EDITORIAL DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL ACCREDITATION EDITORIAL DISPUTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPARING THE LAND (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAILROAD INDUSTRY IS LOOKING GOOD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BIBLE IN THE SCHOOLS SHOULDN'T BE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOME FINANCING SEMINAR TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANDAN POWER MEETING THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD 1979 TAX SALES TOTAL {dollar}2.7 BILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"SD PUBLIC TV PLEDGES TOTAL {dollar}54,572","Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOTCHKIN SENTENCED FOR CAR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD VIETNAM VETERANS ORGANIZE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BANK THEFT HEARING FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PANEL LIMITS EXOTIC PETS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROBERTS MAEKS IT OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PANEL LIMITS EXOTIC PETS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ROBERTS MAKES IT OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
OAHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OPPOSE GARRISON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OAHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OPPOSE GARRISON PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ABDNOR CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN SEEKS 3RD TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FAITH MAN TO HEAD CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABDNOR CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*LEGISLATOR RUNS FOR 4TH TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS MAN RUNS FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS WOMAN SEEKS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHUMAKER RAPS MOTORBOAT BAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FAITH MAN TO HEAD CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SCHUMAKER RAPS MOTORBOAT BAN PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HOUSE SEAT SOUGHT BY SF MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS WOMAN SEEKS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STRONG WINDS AND RAIN MADE IT A CHALLENGE TO WALK,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"RAIN, SNOW HIT MOST OF SD--MORE TO COME","Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
"LIMIT APPEARANCES, PRESSLER URGES REAGAN","Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"LIMIT APPEARANCES, PRESSLER URGES REAGAN","Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*FEMININITY NOT CANCER CASUALTY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONSTABLE SUPERVISOR APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DAY COUNTY GROUP TO CHALLENGE DISTRICT PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL DATE SET FOR EX-MADAME,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIREMEN SAY TEST UNFAIR--AGILITY VS EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FIREMEN SAY TEST UNFAIR--AGILITY VS EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE WON'T MOVE RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*JUDGE WON'T MOVE RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SUIT TO FIGHT USE OF FUEL TAX FOR RAILS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SUIT TO FIGHT USE OF FUEL TAX FOR RAILS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*JUDGE WON'T MOVE RAPE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
JANKLOW'S TRADE TRIP WORTHWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW'S TRADE TRIP WORTHWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FREE ZOO ADMISSION URGED FOR ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
PUBLIC PAYS TAXES OF BUSINESS PLACES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
ABERDEEN MAN DIES IN CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DISCOUNT MERCHANDISE CLUB OPENS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DISCOUNT MERCHANDISE CLUB OPENS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE BACKS VOLCKER'S OUSTER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ALERT AT ELLSWORTH...NO COMMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ORGANIZED AGENTS HANDLE SCHOOL INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESS GROUP TO HONOR MCDERMOTT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESS GROUP TO HONOR MCDERMOTT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DISCOUNT MERCHANDISE CLUB OPENS IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ORGANIZED AGENTS HANDLE SCHOOL INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POWELL WILL LECTURE AT USD APRIL 9,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MARKET SPECIALIST HIRED FOR CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MARKET SPECIALIST HIRED FOR CEMENT PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
MINN FIRM IS AWARDED CITY PACT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
RETAILERS TO MARK BALLOON RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PARENTS ANONYMOUS GROUP FORMED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TOASTMISTRESS CONTEST SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
'NIGHT MUSIC' AUDITIONS NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
EVENSON--WATER CONSERVATION NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POLICE SEARCH FOR MOTORIST,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
PRIEST--SALVADOR LIKE VIETNAM,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
YANKTON WOMAN INDICTED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
KNOBE BEGINS DRIVE FOR ALCOHOL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
KNOBE BEGINS DRIVE FOR ALCOHOL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
NOAA WEATHER KEEPS YOU ALERT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*WIND BLAMED IN GARRETSON ACID SPILL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"EXTORTION PLOT FAILS, MAN FLEES","Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BORDER FOLKS GET TO KEEP ADDRESSES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TIMELESS COUNTRY ROAD MARKS CHANGES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BYRUM ENJOYS ASIAN SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNORS LAND TWO ON ALL-STATE SQUAD,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*NEIL SIMON FILM JUST A RETREAD OF SAME,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SHEREE & GARLAND DEADERICK DANCE IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW NIGHTCLUB/BALLROOM OPENS IN EAST SF,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DOW BUILDINGS EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
ETSI TO BUILD 10 WEST RIVER WATER TAPS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LICE CASES HAVE SOME OFFICIALS SCRATCHING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN GETS 5 YEARS IN PRISON FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WATER BILL TRICKLING TO PASSAGE (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IF YOU DON'T HAVE YOUR 1982 TABS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HE'S A GRAYBEARD NO MORE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
APPEAL OF FLIGHT SHOWN BY COLUMBIA (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"US STRENGTH, NOT NUCLEAR FREEZE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FUNERAL FOR HURON POLICEMAN FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
IRRIGATION PROJECT REHABILITATION OK'D,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
17-YEAR-OLD FOUND DEAD IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*CLARKE SEEKS SCHOOL COMMISSIONER JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PEOPLE IN LEAD FEEL EFFECT OF GOLD PRICES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AGENCY STILL OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FIRE-ALARM WHOLESALER REIMBURSES CUSTOMER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STATE GOLD TAX LINKED TO HOMESTAKE WOES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*JEAN EIDY TO SEEK HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*PAISLEY SEEKS SECOND HOUSE TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SKIE TO RUN FOR DISTRICT 12 SEAT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*TABBERT REGISTER OF DEEDS CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES SLOW IN FILING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*PRACTICAL JOKER GETS SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GAS TAX HIKE STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HIGH COURT WON'T HEAR WHITE HAWK,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ACADEMIC CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DECLINING ENROLLMENT CHANGES ROLE NOT GOAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SELF-HELP BOOK SUCCEEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*HOGEN--FARMERS MUST PROMOTE GOODS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JOBS BILL MAY HELP STATE VA HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BANK REFILES PURCHASE APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE DROPS SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER FOCUSES ON CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION BOARD AWARDS CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HIS BARK IS WORSE THAN HIS BITE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*JERUSALEM ARTICHOKE PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE--DELAY WATER SUIT UNTIL COURT RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PEACE GROUP PLANS EASTER VIGIL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
POACHING RANGER FACES INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TEACHERS & BOARD SHOULD RATIFY PACT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JURY INDICTS 12 ON LIQUOR CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WARM WEATHER MAY MEAN FLOODING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
4 PLEAD GUILTY TO WELFARE FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CHARGES AGAINST SF MAN WERE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*EASTER BASKET GIVEAWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT GIVEN AIR QUALITY REPRIEVE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MONEY SOUGHT FOR RIVER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CRAIG IS GOING ACROSS COUNTRY...,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLASS B ALL-STATE TEAM HAS LOT OF COURT EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*INTEREST RATES PINCH FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OVERCROWDED SPORTS CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
YOUNG WILL LEAD AREA COLLEGE TRACK TEAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POACHED DEER OPEN UGLY WOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
THEY'LL BITE IN SPRING IF YOU'RE READY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
THANKS TO BABE KLOCK'S CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA FARMING--A FAMILY PROPOSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY TO OFFER AID IN PROCURING DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LOCAL FIRMS CONTINUE HIRING TREND,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
POWER AGENCY WILL CONDUCT ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*FANS STILL CARRY THE LEGENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SPORTS NIRVANA IN COW COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"ANNUAL CHARITY DINNER, DANCE IS SET","Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
INDIANS IN STATE GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PANEL GIVES MONEY TO 14 STATE PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
ACTOR CAPTURES ESSENCE IN MILLER'S PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*DR KING'S DREAM KEPT ALIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FILTERS BLOOD OF KIDNEY PATIENT AT HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE DEMOCRATS FAVOR HART,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*A LOOK AT TODAY'S SCOUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*MAYOR CANDIDATES DISCUSS GOALS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
'STAR WARS' DEFENSE RESEARCH (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*READERS FAVOR MINNESOTA AVE RECONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MEESE NOT QUALIFIED TO BE ATTORNEY GEN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
LET NEW MAYOR HAVE VOTE ON MINN AVE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
VOTERS SHOULD RULE ON MINN AVE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
ELLSWORTH PREPARING FOR B1,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
BIG SIOUX BEYOND FLOOD STAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.04, col.4"
*DEMOCRATS LOOK TO THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.E, p.06, col.1"
WOMEN PREFER SUITS FOR WORK AND PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1984, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL FOLKS DON'T OPPOSE FARM SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DON'T BE A FOOL TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STORM STUNS MIDWEST,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*ONCE UPON A STORY TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BOARD SHOULD EXPLAIN WHY HOOPS QUIT JOB (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SURVEY DEALS A LOW BLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A ROAD TO SOUTH DAKOTA'S OZ,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR MEMO STRAYS TO ARGUS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL BOARD, UNION KEEP TALKS QUIET","Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY DEALS A LOW BLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A SHOVELER WITH SPIRIT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GROUP HOPES DUCK STAMP WILL FLY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*10,000 BRING DREAMS TO HOME SHOW","Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
JANKLOW SENDS 1 LETTER TOO MANY TO JUDGES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE WILL GET ITS LIMIT OF SALMON,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SPENDING MORE FOR FERTILIZER, SEEDS IN 1985","Argus LeaderApr 01 1985, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*WEATHER PLAYS 1ST APRIL FOOL'S TRICK,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"FELONS SERVE SHORT TERMS, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FORSETH THE COACHES' CHOICE IN GYMNASTICS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PRESCHOOL CHILDREN PEP UP AND WORK OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*VANDEMORE CHOSEN DAV CHAPTER COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"BOOK IS INTERESTING, BUT USE IT WITH CAUTION","Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWS ARE ANCHOR OF DEMOCRACY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ALCOHOL NOT ALWAYS TO BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
INTERSECTIONS ARE DANGEROUS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
EYE HELP AVAILABLE TO SENIORS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CITY CAN'T AFFORD MISTAKE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PROGRESSIVE ROCK IS HERE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ADVERTISING DESIGNED TO KEEP BUS FARES LOW,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BOND SET AT {dollar}2,000 FOR PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL","Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT REFUSES TO HEAR WATER SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER SAYS INMATE RESPONSIBLE FOR SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEFENDANT IN JANKLOW SUIT ASKS FOR DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EYE CARE PROGRAM FOR ELDERLY BEGINS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HANSON TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION TO STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEWIS TO SEEK 2ND TERM IN STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CONTRACTOR TO SEEK SEAT ON CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY DELAYS ACTION ON DOWNTOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HORDE DESCENDS ON COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLACK HILLS POWER COMPANY CHANGES NAME,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARM BUREAU OFFICIAL CRITICIZES VOLESKY PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LINCOLN DAY TO BRING OUT SENATE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL OF WOUNDED KNEE MAN BEGINS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SIGNS BILL REPEALING FAMILY OPTION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ROSEBUD SIOUX CONSIDER LIQUOR SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MISSION MAN INDICTED FOR TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PAROLE OFFICERS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOOL PRODUCTION DROPS IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARIZONA HOUSE OK'S COMPACT WITH SD,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MILLER APPEAL DENIED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TO CHOOSE LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHONE CARRIER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*STUDENTS PROTEST CIA VISIT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REPORT ON ETHANOL PRODUCTION OUTDATED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ACADEMY AWARDS A HIT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
GROUP DEFENDS REFERENDUMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LAWMAKERS ON PENDING BLACK HILLS BILL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
OPPOSE CONTRA ASSISTANCE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
BASKETBALL COVERAGE WAS FINE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FLU BUG MISS SCHOOLS THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE RELEASED AFTER COURT RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LACQUER BLAMED FOR GARAGE FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL CITED FOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*GO AGAINST THE GRAIN, SPEAKERS TELL FARMERS","Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PROCRASTINATORS RECEIVE A LICENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*80 PRAY FOR VICTIM, JUSTICE","Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE MAY LAND SUPER COLLIDER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
26TH STREET MEETING CONGENIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COURT DISMISSES ONIDA MAN'S SUIT AGAINST GM,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JAILED FARMER NEVER MISSED A PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER JOINS PUSH FOR PIPELINE SAFETY ACT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WINTER WHEAT ACERAGE INCREASES, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WOMAN, 65, FOUND SLEEPING IN SNOW DIES","Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY TO DEMOLISH HISTORIC BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MURDER VICTIM WAS TO TESTIFY ABOUT STABBING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
3 FINALISTS CHOSEN FOR NEW JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*NICOLAY ADJUSTS TO POSITION OF LEGISLATIVE POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PRESSLER TRIES TO GIVE BOOST TO EROS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ONLY A FOOL LOSES HIS SENSE OF HUMOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NASH IS HONORED AS LEGIONNAIRE OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
GRABER OUTSTANDING YOUNG FARMER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*TUNNEY STRIVES TO REFEREE PERFECT GAMES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*YANKTON'S BOS WINS SHOT, DISCUS","Argus LeaderApr 01 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CITY OFFICES CLOSED TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*NEW DRINKING AGE DAMPENS SPIRITS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*POPULATION SHIFT TO PASS BY SD,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIVALS SEE GOOD NEWS DESPITE KELO LEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOUSE PANEL LAMBASTES MEAT PACKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
AIDS SERIES VALUABLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NOTHING FOOLISH ABOUT SAVING SUNSHINE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SANDINISTAS CAN'T BE TRUSTED ON PACT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL DROVE DOCTOR AWAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
INJUSTICE IN THE COURTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HIGHER POSTAGE COSTS ARE CHEAPER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*EXHIBIT FEATURES MODERN ARTISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STURGIS AUTHOR TELLS STORY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN INDICTED ON RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUNERAL DIRECTOR PURSUES HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA MAN INDICTED IN DAUGHTER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICER INDICTED ON FIVE SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STENSLAND TO SEEK SECOND HOUSE TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WAGNER MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER BEGINS JOURNEY TO VIETNAM,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS TO PLANT MORE SOYBEANS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS IN MOCK TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ETSI JURY TO BEGIN DELIBERATING CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRANSFER UPSETS FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EASTER GAS PRICES TO INCREASE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CITY RECEIVES AWARD FOR MINORITY CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FUEL TAX EXEMPTION STILL BEING NEGOTIATED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER TO LEAD INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRIMARY ELECTION COSTING LESS THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATE PANEL OK'S LAND EROSION AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENATOR FIGHTS TO KEEP RURAL MAIL DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STREET RODDERS TO HOLD RALLY IN CITY AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS RAPIST'S CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*OSBORNE TACKLES ANOTHER LEVEL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*THE LURE OF THE LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINKLER OUT OF USD RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY READY TO REGULATE LOCAL ESCORT SERVICES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SENATOR WANTS INVESTIGATION OF PRISON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FARMERS WILL PLANT MORE, SURVEY FINDS","Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DONORS MAKE AUCTION A WORK OF ART,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*JOKER'S WILD ON APRIL FOOLS' DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE THANKS HIS SUPPORTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*CITIZENS ALSO USE 'ASSAULT-TYPE' FIREARMS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAKE STEPS TO HELP KEEP YOUR FOOD SAFE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMSTOCK STORY UNTRUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LOCAL GOVERNMENT CAN OVERRIDE TAX FREEZE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ESTABLISHMENT WRONG AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"TRAPPING NOT RIGHT, MORAL (L)","Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
YMCA EVENT ATTRACTS 327 TEAMS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DELTA TO ADD FLIGHT FROM SALT LAKE CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY DELAYS START OF MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN'S BODY FOUND SOUTH OF WAKPALA,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE WARN ABOUT ILLEGAL SOLICITATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN CITIZEN BEE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERINARIAN TO GET HORSE COUNCIL AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DAMAGES STRAW TRAILERS AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HUNKING TO END SPECULATION IN 2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS PLAN EXPANSION OF DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRETTIEST SPOTS LIE JUST DOWN THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS CONFIRM MINN'S 500TH AIDS CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VETERANS' CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
QUITS OVER DISPUTE WITH PENNINGTON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FREE RIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*CHANGES AT CHURCH,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR FACES RE-ELECTION STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY RACE SUFFERS FROM 'HO-HUMS',"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW AGE MOVEMENT MIMICS INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLLS GIVE SAMUELSON FIGHTING CHANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOME REPARATION FOR MASSACRE OF INDIANS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*IS DEATH PENALTY WARRANTED FOR SOME CRIMES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CANDIDATES RESPOND TO 'ARGUS' REQUEST,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
REPORT OF NUDE BASKETBALL DRILL OFFERS LESSON,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BUSH RESPONSE AMUSING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"LINCOLN, MINNEHAHA COUNTIES SHOULD MERGE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
'NANETTE' EXCEPTIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
ANKRUM SERVED HYDE WELL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
STOLEN ART PIECES OF SOUL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*LINCOLN STANDOUT AMONG ELITE ON FIRST 5,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RECREATION FUND REACHES ALL-TIME LOW,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*STATE OFFERS POPULAR CAMPING OPPORTUNITES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HURT AFTER CAR-BIKE CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD YOUTH SEMINAR TO START THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
13 TEAMS REACH PROBLEM CONTEST FINALS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONTESTANTS TALK TURKEY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UP FOR GRABS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WHETHER CITY SHOULD SELL PARK LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WITNESSES SOUGHT IN BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THESE 4 MEN WANT YOUR VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANOEIST STRUGGLES TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FLANDREAU ADAPTS TO HELP STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DROPOUT STUDY PINPOINTS INDIAN FAILURE FACTORS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GUNMAN HOLDS UP BELLE FOURCHE LODGE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS PLAN JAMES RIVER CRACKDOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SMOKE CAUSE IN USD LAW SCHOOL UNKNOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOT SPRINGS VA SURGICAL UNIT TO REOPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HUDSON MAN PLANS STATE HOUSE BID,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
BAN ON RUSHMORE CRUISING CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MAGISTRATE SEEKS 1ST CIRCUIT COURT SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*YWCA FUND DRIVE BEGINS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BABY MITCHELL COULDN'T WAIT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRST BANK STARTS CUSTOMER GAMES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OK'S RURAL RAIL ASSISTANCE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LUMBERYARDS BUILDING STOCK,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MINIMUM WAGE INCREASES TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD FOLLOWS HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*ACE ADDS STORE ON 12TH STREET,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*LIFE HAS ITS MARK,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*KITING SENDS HOBBYISTS' SPIRITS SOARING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*GULF COAST OFFERS PARADISE FOR TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1990, sect.F, p.07, col.1"
*A GRAND SHOT OF RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
43 STATES HAVE HIGHER TAX BURDEN THAN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BOARD MUST END THE MADNESS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
POISED TO PLAY STRONGER WORLD ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CUTTING INTERPRETERS A BIG MISTAKE FOR IOWA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RETREATING IRAQIS COULD HAVE LAID DOWN ARMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ANNOUNCERS TOOK UNWARRANTED SHOTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WRITER WOULD IMPOSE HIS WILL ON OTHERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS RETURNING TO PHONICS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ODDS AGAINST ACCUSED IN MAJOR CRIMES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
URBANITES SEE INDIANS AS A COOL MINORITY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
FLOATERS IN THE EYE MAY INDICATE RETINA DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*AREA BASEBALL TEAMS SEEK FOUNTAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
APPLY OPTIONS IN GIVING GIFTS TO YOUR KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CONDITION UPGRADED ON I-29 CRASH VICTIM,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOOD CENTER BEGINS FOOD DRIVE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NSP GENERATOR PLAN TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"VOTERS' LEAGUE GIVEN {dollar}3,000 FOR HANDBOOK","Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 HISTORIC SITES VIE FOR LANDMARK STATUS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GAINS INSPIRATION FROM SOARING SEA GULL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAISING OSTRICHES FEATHERS NEST OF CANTON MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEX OFFENSE STUDY SHIFTS TO JUVENILES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRANDON VALLEY VOTERS GEAR FOR BOND BALLOT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION TO MULL REZONING ISSUE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PHYSICS CONTEST PLANNED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE GETS MONEY FOR HOUSING GRANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KIN SAYS CASINO IS VISION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MICKELSON DIDN'T WAIVER ON BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
INDIAN DANCERS LEAVE FOR SWEDEN TOUR,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"INDIANS, WHITES NEED COOPERATION","Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE MAY RECLAIM REMAINS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"RAPID SCHOOL DISTRICT GETS {dollar}729,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
EX-GOVERNOR SAYS PUBLIC BACKED TAX PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MEETING TO DISCUSS WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*AUGUSTANA PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAMBS SIZE UP CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
IBP WORKER SAYS HE WAS FIRED...,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BE AWARE OF WHO'S CONDUCTING FUND-RAISER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NO END IN SIGHT TO AMBULANCE SPAT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAX CODES INDICATE LACK OF FAIRNESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DASCHLE SHOULD RELEASE HOUSE BANK RECORDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*'LAMBS' GOT EVERYTHING IT DESERVED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHEESECAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*COOK TAKES TIME TO GET IT RIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*KOLBE ANNOUNCES HE'LL SEEK 2ND TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLEANING-PRODUCT CONFERENCE APRIL 9,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE EXPERT TO SPEAK AT LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANCAKE DAYS SET FOR APRIL 21-22,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN ACQUITTED OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AMBULANCE HEARING APRIL 16,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PARK-IT, WORK RELEASE SITES ON AGENDA","Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE SHOULD PROTECT BUDGET RESERVE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NASH COMES FULL CIRCLE THROUGH WELFARE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*TEEN ARRESTED, SUSPENDED FOR AXTELL PARK FIRE","Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BIG CROW FOUNDATION INITIATED BY MOTHER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS HOPE TO SAVE 500-YEAR-OLD OAK,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TURKEY-HUNTING LICENSING AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
8 SCHOOLS RECEIVE REGENTS GRANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE FLAG'S NICKNAME TO BE CHANGED BY JULY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WALL LAKE DREDGING CONTRACT SIGNED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE EMPLOYEE DESIGNED FIRST FLAG,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*MICKELSON MEETS PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*LUITJENS, KING RETURN TO ALL-STATE TEAM","Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MINOR VISION--OWNER WANTS BASEBALL HERE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
LONGEST DAY EVENTS IN BROOKINGS APRIL 18,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*FLYNN A DOUBLE-WINNER AT LENNON,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
SEARS' BEST CUSTOMERS GET SPECIAL TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*SNOW SHOWERS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"GIRL, 13, SENTENCED IN INFANT'S DEATH","Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TRIBE PLANS {dollar}10 MILLION CASINO, MOTEL","Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FALLS DREDGED AFTER REPORT OF BODY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
OFFICER DEFENDS DOG SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SUPREME COURT TO DISCUSS ND LAW FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CLINTON MUST LEAD WAY IN LIFTING BAN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULDN'T EXIST IN SF (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"WHILE YOU'RE BANNING SMOKERS, WHY NOT BAN... (L)","Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CASES OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY VERY ANNOYING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--APRIL 13 ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BAD WEATHER STALLS WATERTOWN SEARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHASE SUSPECT GETS PSYCHIATRIC TESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DOKKEN CHARGED IN DOMESTIC ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIG SIOUX RIVER FLOODING SLOWS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WILLIAMS LINKS PRESSURE DROP TO WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EX-MINISTER TESTIFIES IN INCEST TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRESIDENTIAL SELECTION UPSETS NSU BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON VETOES INSURANCE REFORM BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
APRIL CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION MONTH,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GEOGRAPHY BEE FRIDAY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE MEETINGS START TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TELECOMMUNICATION WORK COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"10 WIN {dollar}1,000 EACH IN LOTTERY DRAWING","Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PLATTE KIDS CREATE ENVIRONMENTAL ART,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RIVER STUDY DELAY CRITICIZED IN MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WATER FINANCING BILL GETS GOVERNOR'S OK,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORMER SDSU PROFESSORS ASKED TO LEAVE BAYLOR,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
WINTER WHEAT CROP DOING WELL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
"*SUTHERLAND, ELLWEIN LEAD 'AA' ALL-STARS","Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'B' TOURNAMENT IS WORTHY OF TV COVERAGE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WASHINGTON EXCELS IN MORE THAN SPORTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SDSU WAS LOSER IN FIRING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
WATERTOWN FAN WAS OFF BASE WITH REMARKS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"*PROGRAMS WILL DISCUSS TERMINAL CARE, EUTHANASIA","Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CABLE CHANNELS SHIFT TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*JAPAN SYSTEM OFFERS STUDENT COMPARISONS (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
IOWA RAISES GAMING STAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"STRONG MAYOR, PART-TIME COUNCIL","Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER ENDS YEARLONG SOGGY STREAK,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*READS THURSDAY IN THE BACK OF HIS CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS ADOPTION OF HOME-RULE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NATIONAL ASSAULT ON TOBACCO OVERDUE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ALL SHOULD APPRECIATE DIVERSITY OF STATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOODY BLUES SHOW DIDN'T DISAPPOINT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MOODY BLUES REVIEW A MINORITY OPINION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*TRUCK STOPS ARE NOISY NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"STATE, IRS LIMIT RETIREMENT FUNDS","Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN-KILLER TICKETED FOR SPEEDING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GEOGRAPHY BEE SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 8,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KINER TO BE MIDDLE-SCHOOL PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRST COMMUNION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE RULES ON PHONE CALLS VARY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOOTBALL STAR WHO SOLD CRACK FACES PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NORTH SIOUX CITY'S SODRAC PARK DOG TRACK FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KSFY-TV WILL START 24-HOUR SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SEX ABUSE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD TEACHER ED EARNS ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
T REX JUDGE REFUSES TO REMOVE LAWYER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS TO MEET MORRELL OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CONAGRA BUYS OUT HUBBARD MILLING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FORD RESOLVES BRONCO SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CITY'S SCHOOL DISTRICT STARTS ENDOWMENT FUND,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS FARM-INJURY SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INJURED SOFTBALL PLAYER MAY TAKE SUIT TO JURY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HOMESTAKE MINER CAN'T GET WORKERS' COMP,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA FIRMS FARING WELL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
FARMERS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT GETTING CROPS PLANTED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*THE NUMBERS DIDN'T ADD UP FOR SKYFORCE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP EXAMINES HIGH SCHOOL OUT-OF-SEASON RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TV'S 'CHRISTY' SHOWS STRENGTH OF A WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COMPUTERS ENERGIZE CLASSES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FUNERAL PLANNED FOR FIRE VICTIM,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RECORD NUMBER OF STATE FARMERS PICKING SOYBEANS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NATIONAL PORK INVENTORY HITS RECORD HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LEADS EFFORT TO KEEP {dollar}1.3 BILLION FOR PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*SD PROGRAM HELPS DIABETICS WITH TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FORMER CITY RESIDENTS' SON HELP 'LUANN' CREATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*STATE SHOULDN'T GOVERN SCHOOL LUNCHES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
IN THIS YEAR'S SESSION GOVERNOR FELL FLAT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BABY IS MORE THAN FETUS AT 23 WEEKS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ONE-CALL NOTIFICATION CAN'T BE DEPENDED ON (L),"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*TIME IS NEVER RIGHT TO GIVE UP ON THOSE WHO DEPEND,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SD HAS 100-PLUS WOMEN IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON JUDGE NAMED TO HIGH COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHILD HOSPITALIZED AFTER NEAR DROWNING,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ORDERS TESTING IN COUGH-SYRUP CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE-YEAR SENTENCE ORDERED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRM TO DESIGN AUGUSTANA PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU CUTS SUMMER CLASS LOAD,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LAKE HERMAN MYSTERY: FISH WINTERKILL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEENS' BRUTAL BEATING SCARS 10-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CITY OFFERS SPRING-CLEANING OPTION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEMOCRATS TO HONOR MCGOVERN AT REUNION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS BURGLARIES OF CARS MAY BE LINKED,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY FIFTH-GRADERS' FUNDS STOLEN BY BURGLARS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*DAY COUNTY COMMISSION TO SEEK DISASTER DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SPELLERS TO COMPETE FOR NATIONAL TRIP,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*MOTHER'S DAY CARD ON DISPLAY IN NEW YORK CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
1 WEEK AFTER 'MIDWEST MARKET ANALYSIS' YANKED ...,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SCHOOL VISIT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MINNESOTA FIRM TO EMPLOY 450 WORKERS IN SD MOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
IACOCCA FINALIZES GAMBLING MERGER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"TOURISM TAX, PRISON FINANCING AMONG BILLS SIGNED","Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*HONORED AS VOLUNTER WORKER,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BLACK HILLS TRAILS PUT IN NEW AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BAKER COMES TO PRESSLER'S DEFENSE AFTER ARTICLE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2 STUDENTS ACCUSED IN STABBING SUSPENDED FROM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ROBBERY AT 7-ELEVEN,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW--SCHOOL CLOSINGS UNNECESSARY,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ELLSWORTH BOMB SQUADRON FLIES ITS LAST MISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
TRAIL OF BEER CANS GOES FLAT FOR RAPID CITY POLICE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
PRICES PLUNGE AS FARE WAR SOARS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MOST OF STATE'S WINTER WHEAT CROP IS IN GOOD SHAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
MORE RETIREES LOSE BENEFITS AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*JENSEN THE FINEST JEWEL IN NORTHERN ST. CROWNS,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE TAKES IT TO LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ARENA'S 1ST CBA PLAYOFF GAME HAS SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*EAT BEFORE OR AFTER YOUR WORKOUT? YOU DECIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 01 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*FRESH FRUIT YEAR-ROUND AT EGAN ROADSIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FEW PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED WITHOUT BUSES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"3 CITY TRUCK FIRMS PICKETED, BUT STRIKE EFFECTS SLIGHT","Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"3 CITY TRUCK FIRMS PICKETED, BUT STRIKE EFFECTS SLIGHT","Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ELDERLY PROGRAM CUT HARD TO TAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
U.S. RULES FOR FUNERALS SEEN AS BURDEN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ELDERLY PROGRAM CUT HARD TO TAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*BARNES VOWS TO CUT SPENDING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BARNES VOWS TO CUT SPENDING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC DEFENDER COSTS RISING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NOT CONVINCED OF MERITS OF RAPID CITY SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEANS' JOB CHANCES SLIM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BRIEFS NEEDED IN MINING SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GOEHLE LOOKS BACK WITH FOND THOUGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ND TOWN'S PROGRAM IS HMO EXCEPTION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
STILL NO DECISION ON LOCAL HMO FEASIBILITY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ABOUREZK STAFF'S EXIT CHANGES INDIAN OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ABOUREZK STAFF'S EXIT CHANGES INDIAN OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SD WOMAN MAKES TELEVISION DEBUT-ANGELA AAMES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MCGOVERN URGES CREDIBILITY OF THE NATL ENERGY POLICI,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
MCGOVERN URGES CREDIBILITY OF THE NATL ENERGY POLICI,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"{dollar}200,000 EARMARKED TO STUDY USES FOR OAHE FACILITIES","Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
"{dollar}200,000 EARMARKED TO STUDY USES FOR OAHE FACILITIES","Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
PRESSLER OFFERS RAIL BED BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER OFFERS RAIL BED BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.4"
ACCIDENT INJURES WAGNER WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.5"
"DYSTROPHY DANCE RAISES {dollar}44,574","Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
"DYSTROPHY DANCE RAISES {dollar}44,574","Argus LeaderApr 02 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.6"
*2 CLAIM TRIBAL CHAIRMANSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*2 CLAIM TRIBAL CHAIRMANSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*2 CLAIM TRIBAL CHAIRMANSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ANNUAL COSTS FOR FARMERS UP,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JACOBSON DECIDES AGAINST CAMPAIGN FOR 2ND TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RETAILERS SKIP COLLECTING TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*DONOR COULD GIVE KIDNEY PATIENT NORMAL LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*QUINTET TUNES KIDS INTO CLASSICAL MUSIC,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ADOPTION FORMS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEALER DISPUTES CHEVETTE'S MILEAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REVOKES PRISON TERM SUSPENSION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REVOKES PRISON TERM SUSPENSION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD FARM LOAN MONEY READY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PANEL RECOMMENDS 4 LAWYERS FOR US JUDGESHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON TO RUN AS INDEPENDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
PETERSON TO RUN AS INDEPENDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SPLENDID ACHIEVEMENT BY SPELLING CHAMPION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LATER DAY IN MAY FOR 'TAX FREEDOM' (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
JURY DENIES DAMAGES FOR DOG BITE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REP OIEN RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
REP OIEN RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HURON TURNS DOWN REQUEST TO REMOVE LIBRARY BOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"MINNEHAHA WIPES OUT {dollar}100,000 QUESTION","Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
HURON TURNS DOWN REQUEST TO REMOVE LIBRARY BOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
PETITIONS TAKEN FOR PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HOME BREWING-THE DAWN OF A NEW BEER ERA,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
MAY I SPEAK TO HARRY LYON...,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MAY I SPEAK TO HARRY LYON...,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*EX-MUSICIAN DOESN'T REGRET CAREER DECISION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EX-MUSICIAN DOESN'T REGRET CAREER DECISION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'THIEF' SWIRLS WITH SUSPENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"SPORTSMAN'S CLUB INTO BUILDING BIRD HOUSES, TOO","Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SPORTSMAN'S CLUB INTO BUILDING BIRD HOUSES, TOO","Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HUTCHINSON LEARNS QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HUTCHINSON LEARNS QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
1981 MAY BE YEAR OF NORTHERN IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARM PROGRAM DISAPPOINTS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WINEGARDEN--SUSPENSIONS REGRETTABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO TAX SOME SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARM PROGRAM DISAPPOINTS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARM PROGRAM DISAPPOINTS DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO TAX SOME SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WINEGARDEN--SUSPENSIONS REGRETTABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EGYPTIAN DIPLOMAT WILL NOT VISIT CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"COUNTY MAY HAVE GOLD, NOT URANIUM","Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"COUNTY MAY HAVE GOLD, NOT URANIUM","Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FIXING ELLSWORTH--A PROMISE KEPT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RIBBON-CUTTING FOR FLEET OF 15 NEW SF BUSES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
BLAZE ALMOST UNDER CONTROL AT CUSTER PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH THEFTS FROM PURSES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BLACK HILLS FACES WATER DEFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS MAN IN DRUG STORE BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BROTHERS SENTENCED IN BANK ROBBERY CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SENATORS GET NO ANSWER ON WEB,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
THIRD QUARTER TAX INCOME OVER ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
THIRD QUARTER TAX INCOME OVER ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"TORNADO WATCH, WARNING EXPLAINED","Argus LeaderApr 02 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MAN VENTS ANGER OVER ASSAILANT'S,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRISONER GOT HIS DEATH WISH--OLIVET,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRODUCERS CRANK OUT TACKY SPLICED ALBUMS (FINE),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SIX SF WOMEN HONORED AS EXEMPLARY LEADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE AMAZING TREE-CLIMBING CANINE (SPRINGER),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHANGOYA'S SPARKLING REGGAE CAME THROUGH,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO FIRE PROFESSORS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP?,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
ELECTRIC CO-OPS TALLY HEAVY STORM DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE ATTORNEY TO RUN FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX INCREASES TAKE SMALL BITE FROM SD POCKETS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
12 OF 23 NABBED IN DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DAVIS COUNTY GROUP PROPOSES TAX-LIMITING MEASURE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JEFFERSON BIN TOPPLES--MOST CORN USABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GARRETSON SPILL SHOWS CRISIS SYSTEM WORKS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN AND HINCKLEY--A YEAR AFTER SHOOTING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TV PROGRAM TO CARRY TAXPAYER'S ADVOCATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LISTEN TO BOTH SIDES IN POLICE CONTROVERSY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WARRIOR FANS PANNED FOR POOR 'A' SHOWING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*OIEN TO SEEK THIRD TERM IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DISTRICT SCREENING PRESCHOOLERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WANTS MEETING WITH WATT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECYCLING DRIVE TO AID ANIMALS FUND,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 PLEAD GUILTY--SELLING LIQUOR TO MINOR,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*APRIL FOOL THAT DIDN'T BACKFIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BARNETT TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BUSH MAY ATTEND ROBERTS FUND-RAISER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EDGEMONT POLICEMAN SUES OVER LOSS OF JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARM LOAN PROGRAM MEETING TOPIC,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GIRL PLEADS GUILTY TO KNOWING OF CRIME,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES SF DOCTOR TO BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN GETS 60 DAYS FOR SELLING CHEESE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS SAYS KEEP GREEN THUMB,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SDSU DANCES FOR DYSTROPHY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SENATE GOP LEADER TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
UTILITY CRACKS DOWN ON DELINQUENCIES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AT&T DISMANTLING--BIG ISSUE FOR LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DASCHLE TO ANNOUNCE FOR 3RD HOUSE TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*LOOK MOM--APRIL FOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
VANENGELENHOVEN LOOKS TO IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS HORSE TRIES GOTHAM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FEDS WANT OUT OF BLOCK 11 HOTEL DEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NEWSWEEK ASKS COURT TO THROW OUT LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER--PANEL SHOULD PINPOINT MX DEPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*QUIE SPEAKS OF DAY'S SPIRITUAL SIGNIFICANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PROMPT ACTION SAVES LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STUDENTS LIKE CHILDREN'S CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THANKS FOR CLEARING STREET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CITY HAS HIGH-QUALITY MEDICAL CARE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*CORBLY SUES OFFICIALS FOR {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FLANDREAU GIRL TO BE ON 'REAL PEOPLE',"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INSURANCE AGENT FACES FELONY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MIDCONTINENT PLANS 3 MALL THEATERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PERMITS SHOW BUILDING REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUC WANTS NEW PHONE RATE HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATE AG DEPARTMENT GETS {dollar}15,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FEW AREA FARMS FACE FORECLOSURE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LANDOWNERS ASKED TO APPROVE SURVEY TO MANDAN WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEEN MAGAZINE CALLS LINCOLN GREAT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE--REAGAN FEELING HEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MEASURE PROTECTING LIQUOR SELLERS VETOED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
9 PERCENT HOME LOANS AVAILABLE MAY 1,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CAN HELP PREGNANT WOMEN QUIT SMOKING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW TECHNOLOGY NEEDS NEW VALUE FRAMEWORK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROMISE OF EASTER--HOPE AND RENEWAL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"WARRIOR TEAM, COACHES PRAISED (L)","Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REV WELCH DISTORTED BIBLE IN HIS NUCLEAR VIEWS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
US AND SOVIET POLITICIANS SHOULD VISIT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
VB TEAM AT LINCOLN NEEDS EXPERIENCED COACH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
JANKLOW UPS HIS SALARY WHILE HIKING STUDENTS' COSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WINGLER PRAISED FOR USING PRISONERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CLEVER 'COMEDY OF ERRORS' BEAUTIFULLY PERFORMED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"HIGH COURT RULES ON SEX OFFENDER, OTHER CASES","Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DRUNK DRIVING SENTENCE STAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STATE'S BURGLARY LAW UPHELD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SILO BUILDER TOLD TO PAY TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"COSTS OF ASPHALT, BLACKTOP DEBATED","Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*WASHINGTON HIGH GRAD MAKES IT TO NBA,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*AREA HIGH SCHOOLS READY FOR SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*OUTGROWING ORIGINAL FIRE-PROTECTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RACE OF FOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SNOW TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
OBEDIENCE SCHOOL--MASTER VS DOG,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EX-SOAP STAR CRASHES MOVIE MARKET,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"{dollar}1,000 GIFT GOES TO SDSU PHARMACY","Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"{dollar}2,500 AWARD WILL HELP HARRISBURG","Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"DANCERS RAISE {dollar}15,019 FOR CAUSE","Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MID-AMERICA SCHOOLS GET GRANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
JAYCEES GIVE TO STROKE CLUB,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN'S CLUB HELPS LOCAL GROUPS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*A FOOLISH WAY TO START THE DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*7-YEAR-OLD'S DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA STUDENT NAMED MISS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO REVIEW ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS MAN'S MURDER TRIAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REAL ESTATE AGENT'S COCAINE TRIAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COOPER PROMISES ACTION AS MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TESTIMONY IN MCDOWELL TRIAL RESUMES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KNOBE HAS NO FAVORITE FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*CANDIDATES GIVE PERCEPTIONS OF ROLE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX BREAK JUSTIFIED FOR DOWNTOWN RENEWAL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
{dollar}310 MILLION ADDED TO CRISIS LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR BILL WOULD DEVELOP CRISIS OIL POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DAKOTA HISTORY CONFERENCE BEGINS APRIL 12,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FEW FARMERS ATTEND MEETINGS ON GRAIN BLOCKS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ABDNOR BACKS ENGLISH AS OFFICIAL LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"OAHE DAM STOCKED WITH RAINBOW, LAKE TROUT","Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROFESSOR SAYS THE DARK IS TAKING OVER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROJECTS MAKE PARK USE EASIER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ACT TO REMOVE US FROM ARGENTINA BAILOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DISPUTE KEEPS WAGNER PLANT CLOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*DASCHLES TRAVEL BY THUMBS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENT RALLY SHOWS SUPPORT FOR HOOPS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SRSTKA--REGENTS ARE TAKING A BUM RAP,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TO MOVE MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BOURKE RE-ELECTED AS PRIORESS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MADDOX VICE PRESIDENT OF AG GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DEATH OF MANDAN LINE IS A LESSON (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*DOMINO THEORY AT WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*CREWS BATTLE HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHAPEL HILL ROAD CLOSED THIS WEEK FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE WORKING ON PAY-RAISE LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EASTER EGG HUNT WILL BE SATURDAY IN LOCAL PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS TO RECEIVE DEFICIENCY PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GET PATIENTS BACK ON THEIR FEET AT HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL ALUMNI DEMAND ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD RANCHER OWES BANK {dollar}7 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHEN WINTER HOPS INTO APRIL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CAUSE OF WEEKEND FIRE UNDETERMINED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO EXAMINE OWNER'S PLANS TO MOVE CLUB,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTY TO EXAMINE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEARING DATE SET FOR 5 SUSPECTS IN DRUG RAID,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHOPKO GARDENING WOES BRANCH OUT TO CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
5 RENOUNCE GOVERNMENT AFFILIATION IN LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE TEMPORARILY BARS WELFARE-PAYMENT CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"IF ANIMAL TEST ENDS, HUMANS WILL PAY","Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ONCE-THRIVING STORE TO BE LIQUIDATED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN REPEALS TAX FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*FARMERS FIND PLENTY OF CORN STILL STANDING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INTEREST RATE DROP SPURS REFINANCING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
HOW SENATORS VOTED ON AID TO THE CONTRAS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO SECOND-GUESS PLAN FOR DOWNTOWN MALL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SAVE INNOCENT NICARAGUANS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PITY THE FOOL WHO WAS INDOORS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACTIVISTS URGE FARMERS TO EXERT PRESSURE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"EMBERS RESTAURANT OFFERS {dollar}4,686 TO COUPLE","Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*BARKER, SCHIRMER FILE FOR RE-ELECTION","Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*PROFESSOR'S HIGH-TECH MACHINE PROVES YOU ARE ...,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
TACCO LEADER BROWN TO ENTER RACE FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
INVESTIGATION CLEARS MITCHELL CITY EMPLOYEES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WORKERS CLEAR ICE JAMS NEAR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE HALTS SCHOOL ELECTION IN DUPREE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MILLER MURDER TRIAL TO BEGIN APRIL 22,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*DASCHLE TO INVITE DEBATES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TO KEEP AT&T AS LONG-DISTANCE CARRIER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"STATE, NATIONAL RACES FILL UP","Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
10 FILE FOR COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*CROWD LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF LOVERBOY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARTS OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HERE ARE POSTER CONTEST WINNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
"TENNEBOE, CHRISTENSEN HONORED","Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
WARNER'S ROZELL LEADS CLASS B ALL-STATE TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SNOW FOOLIN',"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL BEGINS CORRECTING SAFETY VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHITE HOUSE PRESSURES PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WITNESS--PETERSON ORDERED LINE WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON TELEVISION EVANGELISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SYMPHONY SHOULD GET ON WITH THE MUSIC (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LOCAL WOMAN TO APPEAR ON 'OPRAH',"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"*MELODRAMA, COMEDY AT CORSON, WORTHING","Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
CITY GETS GRANT FOR HOTEL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DIALOGUE KEY, THEOLOGIAN SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEMP TO TOSS HAT IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER FARM INJURY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTHER'S TRIAL RESET FOR APRIL 16,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLOUDY VISION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CIRCUS MONEY TO GO TO HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HAY FUEL BALES OUT COLORADO RANCHER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JURORS LISTEN TO FINAL ARGUMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN LOOKS FORWARD TO CITY GROWTH,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*DIFFERENT IS DESIRABLE, FARM EDITOR SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIALS ANTSY ON GAS SPILL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FMHA HEAD TO SPEAK TO LENDER CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MADISON WOMAN APPOINTED TO MINERALS BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN COMPETENT FOR 3RD TRIAL IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PANEL APPROVES STUDY OF AIR SERVICE IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PRESSLER ALSO TO GIVE {dollar}12,100 RAISE TO CHARITY","Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE OK'S PROMOTION OF AIR GUARD OFFICER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 MEN IN CUSTODY IN DEATH OF EX-MITCHELL MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDANT SAYS HE SAW DEAD VICTIM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MINNESOTANS PAY VISIT TO LURE TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*PLANNING FOR EDUCATIONAL NEEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RURAL WOMEN URGED TO SEEK SILVER LINING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CHILD HURT IN COLLISION WITH CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA PROP OPPONENTS WON'T CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RAMKOTA INN TO EXPAND ITS FACILITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
* A LOOK AT POSTAL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*'BRIGHT LIGHTS' --DIDACTIC DIRECTING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*STUDENTS PORTRAY CHRIST'S FINAL HOURS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
AAUW HELP FOR GIRLS PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SERTOMA DONATION APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
YES THANKS SERTOMA CLUB,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DIABETES ALERT EFFORTS DRAW PRAISE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
CITY GOVERNMENT OUTDATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RESPECT FOR LAW DROPS WITH MEESE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TOOTH INFECTION CAN TAKE YOUR LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRO-LIFERS HAVE 2 STANDARDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WHO'S CARING FOR HIGHWAYS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TV ANCHOR IS REPORTER OVER FAN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JAMES WINS BOXING TITLE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*LOAN OFFICIAL RUNNING FOR COUNTY BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*O'CONNOR SEEKS COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VERMILLION LEGISLATOR SEEKS SECOND TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER SCHEDULES BRADLEY BILL MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER MAIN BREAK AFFECTS BRANDON,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PASSOVER REMINDS JEWS OF PASSAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PATIENCE OF YOUNG CHURCHGOERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTERS SHARE CONCERNS WITH RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FATAL GAME BEGAN AS AN ARGUMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW LAWS TO PUMP {dollar}29 MILLION INTO HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAND PLAN DISTURBS HOMEOWNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESENTATION'S PRESIDENT TO RESIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD 39TH IN PERSONAL INCOME,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DAKOTA PORK UNION NEGOTIATIONS BREAK OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LOW-INCOME FAMILIES CAN GET IRS FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL VO-TECH WANTS SATELLITE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PETITIONS FOR LEGISLATIVE SEATS DUE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RED CROSS SEEKS FAMINE RELIEF FOR ETHIOPIA,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*UNPROTECTED WITNESS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOME SEE BITS OF DAKOTA PROP IN TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WRATH OF THE MAFIA STRUCK SD LAWYER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SD--HIDING PLACE FOR INFORMANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
INDIAN BINGO GAMES ARE TOO ISOLATED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PENITENTIARY PROBLEMS DESERVE A CLOSER LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLLS MAY CONVINCE JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PUBLIC SERVICE RESPONSIBILITY CARRIES RISK,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STOFFERAHN PROUD TO BE A DEMOCRAT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
WIC ASSURES HEALTHY BABIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CRIME VICTIMS SPOTLIGHTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
FAN COMPLAINTS RIDICULOUS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*TRANQUILITY ENCOMPASSES BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
EXAMINES FISHING PRESSURE ON LAKE ALVIN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BIG SIOUX LISTED AMONG AREAS CLOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
MITCHELL GROUP RELEASES PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
DECISION DELAYED ON SDSU MERGER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REVIEW PLANNED FOR WOUNDED KNEE SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT POPULATION AT SFC UP 6 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE ISSUES BONDS TO RESTRUCTURE DEBT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 SENTENCED IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DON'T RUN FROM LIBERAL TAG,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR SAW HAGEN AS NEXT WARDEN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIPP GIRL STAYS COOL TO CAPTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ONE INJURED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS POSTPONE DECISION UNTIL APRIL 15,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BOARD MAY SEED BLACK HILLS CLOUDS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
TREK TO WYOMING AIDS LUNG ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
DASCHLE INTRODUCES STORAGE TANK BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MICKELSON PLANS NY TRIP,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER TO TALK AT REPUBLICAN EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WALL BAND EARNS ONE WEEK IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MAN FACES RAPE KIDNAPPING COUNTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
STOCKMEN WARY DESPITE RECORD PRICES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
DRINKING AGE LAW DRAWS FEW CHEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TRIBES CHALLENGE FEDS ON DISPUTED ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TALKS NEARING COLLAPSE IN MERGER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
ANNUAL HOME SHOW BEGINS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MALLS TO RECEIVE NEW ENTRANCES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE SIGNS PACT FOR SD-MADE LOGO,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOWARD FIRMS OUTGROW MANPOWER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD FALLS FROM TOP OF FARM RANKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATORS DO FINE FOR BOTTOM LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
MEDICAL WORK OFFERED VILLAGE BOOM PERIOD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HOT LOOKS IN THE CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
CITY HOPES TO DRAW MORE CONVENTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1989, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*SALEM SALON KEEPS ROLLING ALONG,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REFUGEES FIND SD APPEALING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SCHOOL TESTING CIVIL RIGHTS VIOLATION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BUFFER ZONE COULD TRAP RIVER POLLUTANTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GIVE GORBACHEV WARNING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THIRD DEGREE DISTURBING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PARENT REFERENCE CONFUSES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
BURGER KING CARTOON UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
SCHOOL NEEDS SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PLAYERS' UNION CRAZY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MUSIC CENSORSHIP WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
PRESSLER STAFF HELPFUL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
ABORTION LICENSE TO KILL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"IN NICK OF TIME, GIRL GETS WISH","Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MOTHERS MEET FOR SUPPORT, COMPANY","Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN ARRESTED ON ASSAULT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TEEN WINS AGAIN IN GEOGRAPHY BEE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'GORMAN STUDENT MOVES TO NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOWN BY THE RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FUNDING TOPS RACE FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PROSECUTOR DREAMS OF 'PERRY MASON',"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION FACES VOTE ON WATER DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MANSION GIRL COULD BE CHARGED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FAMILY TAKES THREAT OF SATANISM SERIOULSY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PETITIONERS SEEKING VOTE ON TAX EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR NOT REQUIRED TO TAKE CAMPAIGN LEAVE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CANOEIST DIES AFTER EFFORTS TO REVIVE HIM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"ELK POINT PLANS SPRING CLEANING, EVENTS","Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MINE PIPELINE BREAKS SPILLS CYANIDE SOLUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CLAY COUNTY ATTORNEY STILL CONSIDERING AG BID,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"RAILROAD REPAIR WORK OK'D, PRESSLER SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LAND-FARM PROTEST TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*ALL CREDIT CARDS AREN'T CREATED EQUAL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CARETRAUM IS TWICE AS QUICK,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOGUS COUNTRY CONCERT FOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY BUSINESSES START AND STOP,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
DIRECTOR FINISHING SHOW ON PELTIER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
SCHOOLS ARE NOT TORTURE CHAMBERS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NAMES ARE SAME BUT OPINIONS DIFFER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE INCOME TAX IS FAIREST OF ALL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DRUNKENNESS WRONG ON ST PATRICK'S DAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PEOPLE NEED GUNS WHEN POLICE ARE SLOW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"SKIP RESEARCH, START NOW (L)","Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SPEECH FREEDOM LOSS BETRAYS CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HISTORIAN SCHLESINGER TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO CHARGES WILL BE FILED IN GRASS FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAISLEY TO DISCUSS LEGISLATIVE TAX DEBATE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"VOLUNTEER PROGRAM RECEIVES {dollar}30,000","Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INDIANS TELL PANEL OF TREATY ABUSES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COLMAN EX-OFFICIAL PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STRIVE HIGH WINS US AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD BIRD WALK,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RURAL RENNER SUSPECT RELEASED ON BOND,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BOMB SCARE EMPTIES MORRELL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY--INCINERATOR LIMITS TO LAST INDEFINITELY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ELDERLY WOMAN IS SEXUALLY ASSAULTED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HURON TO INSTALL WEATHER WARNING SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATER SPENDING BILL IS ONE OF 24 SIGNED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NAMED TO NATIONAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*DICE ARE ROLLIN' ON THE RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
RC MAN IS RUN OVER BY HIS VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS SHORTER SCHOOL DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SDEA RETHINKS STRATEGY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*YOUR GUIDE TO AREA COURSES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTAS GAIN MOST AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE SLIPS IN FEBRUARY REPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD MAN RE-ELECTED TO LIVESTOCK BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TO ADDRESS BUSINESS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FEES SHOW SHARP RISE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.6"
PRIVATE COLLEGES FIGHT FOR SHARE OF STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKER CALLS IT QUITS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PIPELINE TESTS SHOW AQUIFER NOT TAINTED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"AUGIE, STATE SCHOOLS MUST RETHINK ROLES (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND CITY WOULD BE BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ONE MORE SOLUTION FOR WASHINGTON HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SPORTS IN COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
HOUSE BANK SCANDAL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PRESS SECRETARY TOMAN TAKES A BACKSEAT TO MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"WEAK ACTING HURT SFC'S 'GOODBYE, MY FANCY'","Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*NCAA STANDARDS NOW MATCH SD (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LAWYER ANNOUNCES BID FOR STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BALTIC TEEN SENTENCED FOR SWERVING AT KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON BACKS HAAR'S SENATE BID,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN HURT IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REP HAM SAYS HE WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THIRD YOUTH ARRESTED FOR AXTELL LOCKER FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GABRIEL TOPS SHORT LIST TO REPLACE LAMMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TIRE VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN HEALTH CARE LAGGING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 SITES GIVEN WORK-RELEASE PERMITS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-YANKTON INMATE SUES OVER ASBESTOS EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOY GIVEN IMMUNITY IN CHARTER RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
JUDGE WANTS LANDFILL PERMIT STATUS CLARIFIED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KANSAS MAN DIES IN PICKUP ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MOELLER APPEALS SENTENCE IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SENTENCES HANDED TO 3 MEN IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VERMILLION POLICE OFFICER RESIGNS OVER VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
YOUTHS TO PERFORM ILLUSIONS AT EXHIBITION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HIGH SCHOOL PLAY OPENS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BIA CLEANING UP MANAGEMENT ACT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TASK FORCE BEGINS STUDY OF HUMAN SERVICES CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
'LAKOTA TIMES' PUBLISHER CHANGES DUTIES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
CONSIDERING FACILITY FOR MAIL SORTING IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DAN COSTNER ENDS BID FOR LIQUOR LICENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RAPID CITY STUDENT WINS STATE BEE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WORKER SUSPENDED FOR 'SPIKING' ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*CLASS ACTS LEAD 'AA' ALL-STATERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
BUSINESSES ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER LOANS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
JOBLESS RATE FALLS TO 3.4 PERCENT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"MORE CORN, SORGHUM, WHEAT TO BE PLANTED","Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SHEEP PRODUCERS COMING TO SF,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
{dollar}4.9 MILLION NEEDED TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*AMOCO PIPE LEAKS INTO RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DEUEL COUNTY OFFICIAL ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL MCDONALD'S FINED FOR CHILD LABOR VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PRESSURE DROP AT WILLIAM'S LIKELY A LEAK--HANSON,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*STATE LAWMAKERS HAD PRODUCTIVE SESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY ISSUES GO BEYOND UTILITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEUMANN DESERVES SCHOOL BOARD SEAT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GUARD ENDS SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INFORMATION SOUGHT ON MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO 7-ELEVEN THEFTS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE ADVERTISING FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*STUDENTS EXPERIENCE FEAST, FAMINE","Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"JEFFERSON, ELK POINT DISTRICT PLANS REVIEWED","Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WALTON 'BLOCKED OUT' INCEST,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NO BODY FOUND IN FALLS SEARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STANSBURY INDICTED IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EMERGENCY GRANTS AWARDED IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MAN GETS 4 YEARS FOR CHILD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATOR DASCHLE PLANS PUBLIC MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MORE CHILDREN THAN EVER TAKEN FROM ABUSIVE HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STUDENT INVENTS TABLEWARE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BLACK HILLS CORP OK'S PLANT PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*USD MOVES UP IN COLLEGIATE RUGBY CIRCLES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WASHINGTON PLANS MOVE CLOSER TO END,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'COUNTING BACK' PUT VOICES TO SD HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
POETRY HELPS DR EXPLAIN PERSONAL SIDE OF MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
COMPUTER CHIPS NUMBERS GAME CAN BE CONFUSING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1993, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD DEFIES FEDS ON ABORTION AID,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ORGANIZE FOR AMBITIOUS FUTURE OF AGGRESSIVE GROWTH,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SAVING MORRELL IS GREAT GIFT TO CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ANTI-ANTHEM COLUMN WAS AN UNPATRIOTIC TRIP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STU SHOULDN'T TAKE HIS RIGHTS FOR GRANTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GRAUVOGL WAS UNFAIR IN MOODY BLUES REVIEW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STUDENT-LOAN CARTOON WAS LOUSY STEREOTYPE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SOME STOPLIGHTS GO TO FLASHING AT NIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SAY ARREST STOPPED MURDER PLOT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES BOND FOR DRUG SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUND ROUND TO REOPEN ON EASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNLUCKY GAMBLER CHARGED IN BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY CONSIDERS CASINO DENSITY LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GOOD FRIDAY BLESSINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EX-FOOTBALL PLAYER FINDS PEACE IN PRAYER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*APRIL SHOWERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LANDLORD TO PAY IN DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
FAKE SNAKE BITE REPORTED TO 911,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RAPID CITY FIRE BURNS 6 ACRES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOMESTAKE LAYS OFF 22 MORE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH AIR BASE RECEIVES FREE PEPSI,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD EVENTS FOCUS ON INDIAN CULTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ALLEN CALLS FOR NEW SOURCE OF SCHOOL FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BRIDGE CEMENT POURED,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE BARS FURTHER CUTS AT HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"JANKLOW TO RUN WITH HILLARD, SOURCES SAY","Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
TUITION HIKE NOT NEEDED--DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
EASTER SERVICES CELEBRATE GOD'S LOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*CHOCOLATE BIG SELLER FOR EASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RACING PARTY PLANNED TODAY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MOST SCHOOLS LACK INSPECTIONS FOR FIRE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOL BUDGETING TO ENTER RESTRICTIVE NEW ERA,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HERE'S WHAT FIRE SAFETY INSPECTORS CHECK ON,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
REPORTER DEVELOPS DATA BASE FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*LOOBY TO RECEIVE BUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GATEWAY PUBLISHES COMPANY MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOLVING MEDICAL WASTE ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PUC PLANNING PHONE HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"SKYFORCE, OMAHA SEARCH FOR TOMORROW","Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SMITH SHATTERS STATE 200 MARK,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLEGNER FOUND HOME AT USF,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*TROLLING FOR TOMS IS GREAT WAY TO CURE SPRING FEVER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*HUMBOLDT MAN LANDS LUNKER PIKE ON 2ND CAST,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
"FOR TROPHY PIKE, OAHE ISN'T ONLY PLACE","Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
"LEGISLATORS EARN SALARY, PER DIEM","Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MESSAGE OF CHASTITY HIGHLIGHT OF EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR PAINTING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SPECIAL ADVOCATES' PROGRAM GETS {dollar}2,800 GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ANNUAL SCHOOL SHUFFLE UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAIL CARRIER SPENDS LIFE ON THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KORNMANN ASSUMES HELM AT OUR SAVIOR'S,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
RAPID CITY LAWYER SWORN IN AS CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MALL OWNERS BUY ANOTHER FACILITY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DRIVER OF CAR TO BE SENTENCED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RESERVED STALLS STAY FOR CAMPUS PARKING,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DEVELOPERS PROPOSE {dollar}3 MILLION EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LEGISLATIVE ACTION COULD AFFECT PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CONTAMINATED SITES SCHEDULED FOR CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*ILLEGAL ALIENS WORK-FORCE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"*VOLGA CHURCH BEGINS {dollar}500,000 EXPANSION","Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CUTS WON'T LEAD TO FEWER CLASSES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LEAD TEEN-AGERS HAD TO PROVE SOBRIETY PRIOR TO DANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
DISTRIBUTED GIDEON BIBLES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*THERE'S A GALLOPING INTEREST IN HORSES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS BLAMED FOR 40% DROP IN SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RDTN BRINGS BUSINESSES TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.5"
*PROTESTORS SPEAK UP FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
JUDGE--FEDS OWN SURPLUS PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*TRICKS AND TREATS LIVEN UP HIS POSTAL ROUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
TURN UP HEAT ON FIRE CHECKS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
UNIVERSITIES SHOULD BE OPEN TO EVERYONE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NO SPECIFICS GIVEN FOR CLOSING (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
JOHNSON WAS RIGHT TO HELP MORRELL WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
STUDENTS WHO DON'T FIT IN DESERVE RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
SOCIAL PROGRAMS ARE IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"*PROGRAMS WILL SAVE WETLANDS, KEEP LAND PRODUCTIVE","Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"DRUGS, ALCOHOL RUIN PEOPLE'S LIVES (L)","Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
BUDGET VOTE REALLY DIDN'T HELP SENIORS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
ALL-DAY KINDERGARTEN IS NOTHING TO RUSH INTO (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
BUDGET AMENDMENT WAS ALL ABOUT POLITICS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
SI] COZUMEL,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*TIPS CAN HELP PLAN FOR GREAT TRIP IN RV,"Argus LeaderApr 02 1995, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
URANIUM BOOM COULD SLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"SCHOOL PLANNED AT 26TH, MARION","Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
URANIUM BOOM COULD SLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BRITON TO REMAIN IMPRISONED AFTER RELEASE OF AMERIC,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"STRIKE, LOCKOUT IDLES 200","Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"STRIKE, LOCKOUT IDLES 200","Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
RESCUING FAMILY FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EASING THE LOSS OF A PLAYGROUND-COSTELLO PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"CRITICIZES EDITORIAL, SEES OIL AS RIP-OFF","Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SAYS COLTON ERRS IN PROCEDURE FOR ITS PLANNING ORDIN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
WHO NEEDS PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BIRKENHEUER-END FEDERAL AID,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIRKENHEUER-END FEDERAL AID,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOCAL ATTORNEY TO VISIT WOMEN IN MEXICO,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SAFETY IS EMPHASIZED IN NO-BUS SITUATION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ONLY SIX BILLS REMAIN ON JANKLOW'S DESK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ONLY SIX BILLS REMAIN ON JANKLOW'S DESK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*KIDNAPPERS CALLED VAN VACTOR 'UNCLE',"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*KIDNAPPERS CALLED VAN VACTOR 'UNCLE',"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEED-SPRAYING CREWS TO MAKE ENFORCEMENT OF LAW TOUGH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ALCOHOL FUEL MEASURE INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALCOHOL FUEL MEASURE INTRODUCED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE SETS MEETING ON GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE SETS MEETING ON GASOHOL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
FILMING PLANNED IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GETTYSBURG PROJECT GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GETTYSBURG PROJECT GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SPICERS QUIT PLAYHOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOG PRICES HIT 6-YEAR LOW,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HOG PRICES HIT 6-YEAR LOW,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BUSINESS PICKETS FOR PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BIG {dollar}ENATE RACE DRAWS BIG BUCKS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BIG SENATE RACE DRAWS BIG BUCKS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SYMPHONY POLISHES BUDDING MUSICIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SUMMER CAST CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD SYMPHONY SETS SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LEIS PIN HELPS US TIE SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEWIS PIN HELPS US TIE SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON DEVOTES ENERGY TOWARD ANOTHER MEDAL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PETERSON DEVOTES ENERGY TOWARD ANOTHER MEDAL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT KILLS IOWA WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*100-YEAR-OLD 'TAKES LIFE AS IT COMES',"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JOINT MEETINGS TO POINT OUT NEED FOR DEBATE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*100-YEAR-OLD 'TAKES LIFE AS IT COMES',"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNITY ADVISED ON WATER SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PIPELINE MONEY SOUGHT-ABDNOR ASKS OAHE PAYBACK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PIPELINE MONEY SOUGHT-ABDNOR ASKS OAHE PAYBACK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
UNITY ADVISED ON WATER SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WARNS OF ADOPTION ADS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY SEEKS ZONING LIMITS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"LIKED ARTICLES ABOUT PAROLE, PRISON TIME (L)","Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CRITICIZES FINE'S REVIEW OF 'PYGMALION' (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S STRONG RAIL TAX CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CEMENT PLANT CONSIDERING CUTBACK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SCARBROUGH RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SCARBROUGH RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS MAN SEEKS HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES FILE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*VANDALS STRUCK AGAIN AT A BOY'S CLUB,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
REGISTERED MAIL REQUIRED TO BE ON THE BALLOT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
SIOUX FAIL TO FILE ACTION AGAINST TRIBE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
SIOUX FAIL TO FILE ACTION AGAINST TRIBE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
REGISTERED MAIL REQUIRED TO BE ON THE BALLOT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*YARD MAN SHOVELS HIS WAY TO RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*YARD MAN SHOVELS HIS WAY TO RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NEW TRIAL ORDERED FOR ROAD DEATHS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW TRIAL ORDERED FOR ROAD DEATHS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'FACE DANCES' BY THE WHO SHOWS MATURITY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
DEAL TOO GOOD--IT MAY BE A SCAM,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
OFFICIALS PLAN TO RETAKE LAKE ALVIN FROM RUFFIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ONE-CAR CRASH IN EAST-BOUND LANE OF I-90,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACORN VOWS TAX VOTE WILL BE HELD,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT WON'T STOP SO SIOUX SWITCH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BORDER PEOPLE RESENT MAIL ADDRESS CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT WON'T STOP SO SIOUX SWITCH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY TO DEFINE PRISON NEEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT WON'T STOP SO SIOUX SWITCH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACORN VOWS TAX VOTE WILL BE HELD,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEN ABDNOR--REVIEW INTELLIGENCE GATHERING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWS RAP SUPPORT SKIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWS RAP SUPPORT SKIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SEN ABDNOR--REVIEW INTELLIGENCE GATHERING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAIN AND GREEN ARE HOPEFUL SIGNS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ADVICE FOR SCHREINER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CEREBRAL PALSY OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INTER-TRIBAL COURT BEING ORGANIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CUSTER FIRE SMOLDERING, BUT CONTROLLED","Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBE QUITS DEVELOPMENT CORP,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INTER-TRIBAL COURT BEING ORGANIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRAINING SCHOOL LOAN FUND SET,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS GET TASTE OF WHITE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ORGANIC FARMS TOPIC OF AUGIE SPEECH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NW IOWA UTILITY SEEKS RATE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TVA URANIUM WASTE PROJECT SCRAPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECHARGING AQUIFER POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MILD WINTER REDUCES FUEL AID PAYMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH POLICY CALLED VAGUE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
1975 INDIAN LAWSUIT TRANSFERRED TO RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"WOLLMAN--STATE, TRIBAL JUDGES MUST COOPERATE","Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
KEY TO SAFETY DURING TORNADO IS PREPARATION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
HERE'S SD DELEGATION'S BILL SCOREBOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
"WOLLMAN--STATE, TRIBAL JUDGES MUST COOPERATE","Argus LeaderApr 03 1981, sect.C, p.12, col.1"
APRIL SHOWERS GIVE WAY TO SNOW,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INMATES TRIAL OPENS--JURY TOLD ABOUT AMBUSH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OFFICERS BID FAREWELL TO SLAIN HURON POLICEMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PINE RIDGE AID HAD LITTLE EFFECT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SHALOM CENTER ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
*SF COMMISSIONERS DRIVE A HARD BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INVESTOR PLEADS GUILTY TO LYING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
10 APPEAR IN CIRCUIT COURT ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE MAKES NOV 1 RACE WITH ROBERTS OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF COMMERCIAL AIR TRAFFIC INCREASES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HANSON'S SERVICE DEMONSTRATES DURABILITY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICIZED FOR VIEWS ON TAX CUT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AGREES 'BADGE-HAPPY' COPS NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
NEGOTIATIONS URGED FOR CENTRAL AMERICA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ALTERNATIVE TO NUCLEAR WAR MUCH WORSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"DELEGATION, GOVERNOR BLAMED IN WEB IMPASSE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SD EMPLOYEES MUST USE SELF-SERVICE GAS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR SAYS ABERDEEN BEST BIA SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BITTNER FACING HEARING IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COURT TO CONVENE AT LAW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DAIRY COWS CAN BE FEED SEEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FARM BUREAU BACKS LOWER DEFICIT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS UNION SPONSORS CONFERENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 NAMED TO TRAVEL COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
EXCLUSION OF STATEMENT FROM SUSPECT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FARMERS SHOULD BE SELF-RELIANT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LIQUOR REFERENDUM BALLOTS THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PRIVATE COLLEGE STUDENTS CAN APPLY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"*BARKER, SCHIRMER SEEK COUNTY JOB","Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CANOVA TEACHER SEEKS HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*DELL RAPIDS FARMER WANTS HOUSE JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FARMER-RANCHER DIST 18 CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PAM NELSON HOUSE CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE CONSOLIDATES ETSI APPEALS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DAIRY FARMERS UPSET ABOUT IMITATION MILK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*A PERSONAL HOLY DAY FOUNDED ON FAITH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW MUST PROVE MALICE TO WIN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ELLSWORTH PROTESTORS WANT NUKE FREEZE ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"MR DEAN, IT WASN'T WOSTER","Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GLOBETROTTER'S HEART WITH HOUSTON,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL NOTABLES PICK WINNERS FOR 1983,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SNOW GEESE STUDIED AT MIGRATION STOPS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*HAWK LAUNCH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*FARMERS CAN USE GRAIN FOR DEBTS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEB GETS {dollar}2 MILLION FROM JOBS BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARLINGTON MAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EASTER CARD'S A LITTLE LATE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT OF TROOPER--MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REVITALIZING DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATES NET MORE RESPONSIBILITY FOR FISH HATCHERIES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'STAR WARS' DEFENSE VS NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BROKAW WON'T LOSE PUBLIC TRUST BY EXPRESSING VIEWS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*ISRAEL'S NEIGHBORS WILL DETERMINE PEACE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WESTERN STYLE CLOTHES' POPULARITY FROM SD PAST,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CENTENNIALS WERE A SPUR,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SUPPORT FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS EVENT URGED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD DOESN'T NEED NUKE WASTE DISPOSAL PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CHARGING STUDENTS FOR BUS WOULD CAUSE DROPOUTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
KIDS GET IN TOUCH WITH THEIR SENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ETSI ASKS TO BUILD ON FEDERAL LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EXEC SAYS ABERDEEN MUST CHANGE SLEEPY IMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LAKE MADISON GROUP WANTS TO USE CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STATE RESERVATIONS TO GET {dollar}3.8 MILLION FOR ROADS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
DEADWOOD MURDER DEFENDANT WANTS TRIAL MOVED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.3"
*DR JOHNSON NEW ARGUS COLUMNIST,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"DINNER, DANCING HIGHLIGHT HOSPITAL CHARITY","Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.D, p.13, col.2"
SD WOMEN'S CAUCUS SPONSORS EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.D, p.13, col.2"
KATHLEEN TOMJACK--SPECIAL CARE GOES INTO COOKING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*CONVAIR--THE WORKHORSE OF THE SKIES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTA S&L,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WEEKLY LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
*FAMILY'S PRIDE BLASTS OFF WITH ASTRONAUT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NATIONAL COLLEGE WITHDRAWS BID,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER STORM SIDESTEPS AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW UNCERTAIN ABOUT SPECIAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*WHIRLPOOL BUYS OUT LITTON,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*COLLEGE'S DECISION DISAPPOINTS JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*LEGIONNAIRE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PARKS CLUB ELECTS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PEO CHAPTERS ELECT OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
KANDARAS HEADS WOMEN'S NETWORK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MEN WILL HELP DIABETES ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"MILITARY AWARDS, PROMOTIONS","Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*GOURMET REJOICES IN SETTING TABLES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW WILL CONSIDER LIBEL APPEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TAPES EXPLORE SUICIDE NOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY WARNS ABOUT OVERFLOWING SEWERS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS COUNTY OFFICE SPACE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATE--UNDERSTANDING CANCELS INEXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KNOBE ACCEPTS JOB IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
ADVICE ABOUT HIGH COST OF MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MAYOR RIVALS DISCUSS QUALIFICATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*HALEEN WILL SEEK 3RD TERM IN STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PTA ENDORSES BOND ISSUE FOR NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STANSELL'S MURDER TRIAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS MINNESOTA AVENUE RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FORGETS 1 THING ABOUT LOCKING OFFICER UP,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*BELL FILES PETITIONS FOR US HOUSE PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BAYER TRIAL ON GRAND JURY'S DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JUDGE DENIES REQUEST FOR REDUCED SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CUSTER MAN KILLED WHEN SEWER TRENCH CAVES IN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CUSTOMS SERVICE NEEDS BETTER PLANES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NATION NEEDS SMALL-BUSINESS MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WILL RUN FOR RE-ELECTION TO STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SIVERTSON WILL RUN FOR STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
"*WAKONDA'S SMITH, DRUIN LEAD CLASS B","Argus LeaderApr 03 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*STUDENTS PROTEST BEAUTY PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VETERANS STUNG BY HOLIDAY SWITCH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROSECUTORS SHOULD DO JOB RIGHT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"WOSTER IGNORES FACTS, EXPLOITS EMOTION (L)","Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STREET PLANS PAVE WAY FOR PROTESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COCAINE TRIAL EXPECTED TO END TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING OFFICER,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REGENTS TO DISCUSS HOOPS RESIGNATION TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 TREATED AT HOSPITAL AFTER CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
6TH SUSPECT CHARGED AFTER FRIDAY DRUG RAID,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOND SET FOR MAN WHO HELD 2 CAPTIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NOT QUITE HOG HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARENTS AND BOARD SQUARE OFF AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STOP SHUFFLING KIDS TO SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*LOSING THE RANCH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ELLSWORTH MAY USE CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHE'S GLAD MANDAN HAS FALLEN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS ARE TRYING TO START NEW ORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RANCHER SAYS HE'LL APPEAL CATTLE VERDICT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BUYERS PROTEST PHONE RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COMMISSIONER WANTS WATER DISTRICT HERE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KIDNAPPING EVIDENCE HEARD IN CLOSED COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL CHURCHES PLAN EASTER CELEBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
US HOUSE REPEALS IRS MILEAGE-LOG RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
IT'S A BRAIN-STRAINING BOWL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MANSLAUGHER CASE WEARS ON,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MANSLAUGHTER CASE WEARS ON,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LET DONATORS SAY WHERE THEIR MONEY GOES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
GEOGRAPHERS HONOR MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*NO SIZE BARRIERS TO SARA JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LAKE IS TAME AFTER FLOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ARTHRITIS PATIENTS WOULD RUN RISKS TO END PAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*COOPER WILL SEEK CITY'S SAFETY POST,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"GORBACHEV SHOULD STOP THE SHOW, GET SERIOUS (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LOCAL SCHOOL LEAVES MEMORIES FOR MANY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DON'T DEAL WITH GOLDEN STATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"HELP FARMERS, USE ALCOHOL (L)","Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DASCHLE WRONGLY CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*OPEN ARMS AWAIT AILING BABIES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAMS & REE TO APPEAR AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*FARM AUCTION OFFERS SOMETHING NEW,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLLS BECOME A KEY ISSUE FOR GOP CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE OFFICIAL JOINS JANKLOW'S CAMPAIGN STAFF,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS URGE GOVERNMENT TO BUY BEEF,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NELSON WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION TO SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ANDERSEN SEEKS SEAT IN SOUTH DAKOTA HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHOOL BOARD AWARDS TV EQUIPMENT CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCHUMACHER TO RUN FOR CITY COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STOFFERAHN TO SPEAK AT DEMOCRACTIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CREDIT CARD FIRM PLANS TO LAY OFF 23,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES TAKE STANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"BELL, REALTORS DISAGREE ON ENDORSEMENT","Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE GETS CALLS FOR GASOLINE INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"EX-POLICEMAN SUING BOX ELDER FOR {dollar}150,000","Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY FOR ROLE IN FATAL ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN TESTIFIES THAT HE DIDN'T DO 1984 KILLING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RETAILER MEETING TO FEATURE CANDIDATE FORUMS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL SAYS RAILROAD FIRM ON RIGHT TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JOBLESS RATE DROPS IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MORE CANDIDATES FILE FOR ELECTED POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ARIZONA GOVERNOR TO SIGN WASTE-SITE BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
TALL GUARDS INVADE 'A' ALL-STATE RANKS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BRADLEY GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JURY STILL OUT IN PETERSON CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
RACE TO 65 ISN'T OVER YET,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"1 KILLED, 8 INJURED IN VIBORG CRASH","Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CONDUCTOR DESERVES COMMUNITY SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RIGHT CALL IN BABY M CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
IT'S OK TO MINE THE HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PTL CARTOON A NEW LOW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COMMISSIONERS NOT LISTENING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SAVE THE LYON HOUSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*MAKES PAPER, SETS TYPE FOR POSTERS","Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WE ALL CAN TAKE ON SPIELBERG'S CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SHOWS DISPLAY CONTRASTS IN ART,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
ABC NEWSWOMAN TO SPEAK TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MENINGITIS CASES PROMPT WARNING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEAMS TO TACKLE PROBLEMS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HECKLERS DISRUPT VIGIL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JET LANDS IN CITY AFTER ENGINE TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY ZOO OFFICIALS FOR EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTE PUTS ROAD PLANS BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIRLINE MERGER MAKES NO TURBULENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MCKENNAN LAWSUIT REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LOTTERY BILL SIGNED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NAME ANNOUNCED FOR PARK TO HONOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WASTEWATER OFFICIALS TO SEEK SUMP VIOLATORS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WEBSTER WOMAN TO DIRECT TOURISM GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2ND SENTENCE IN DWI CASE WAS WRONG,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN IDENTIFIES OTHER MURDER DEFENDANT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS DEFEND LENDING PRACTICE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*EDUCATIONAL COSTS SINCE 1970 UP {dollar}2,037 A STUDENT","Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MICKELSON TO TALK TO AUTHOR OF HILLS BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TO FLY AT MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*STATE RUNNER DOESN'T HORSE AROUND ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*DEHAVEN CONTINUES TO SET PACE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*NOT QUITE LETTER PERFECT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
25 CENTS SMALL PRICE TO PAY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*READERS SHARE VIEWS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CATHOLIC SCHOOL TAUGHT INDIAN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TO DELIVER BETTER MAIL SERVICE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"CONCERT PROBLEM WAS MUSIC, NOT ARTISTS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CONSIDER ALL THE OPTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JACKSON BACKLASH COULD COST HIS SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ORGANIZATION REGRESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WE CAN DO WITHOUT LITTERING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CITY NEEDS ONCOLOGIST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
KELO COVERAGE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
VOTE FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
VOTERS CAN SEND SIGNAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
WOMEN'S DAY UNRECOGNIZED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
LAWMAKER EDITORIAL ASSAILED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
VOTE YES ON BEEF CHECKOFF (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
FIRST 5 STARS FOCUS ON FUTURES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD PITCHER WAS RENOWN PIRATE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CANADA GOOSE MAKES SD COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HUNTERS BALK AT STATE'S NEW PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
SD CONGRESS APPROVES SPENDING PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
STEEVER NAMED LENNOX CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
ZANDER EGGS TO ARRIVE IN ND IN MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
BUSINESSES INVITED TO COMPUTER EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOME SHOW STARTS THURSDAY MORNING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE OFFERS 2-DAY SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 TECH STUDENTS WIN AGRICULTURE AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SAFETY AFTER LOCAL PIZZA HOLDUPS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SOIL IS DRY, OPTIMISM HIGH","Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAKTRONICS MAKES NCAA SCOREBOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GROUP CALLS FOR FOOD DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER LOOKS FOR SENIOR CITIZEN INTERN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RURAL HEALTH SEMINAR TO BE HELD IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BLACK STUDENTS SEE LITTLE DISCRIMINATION IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*WATCHING THE DREAM COME TRUE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MCGOVERN WARNS AGAINST SPLIT CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER TAKES PELTIER CASE TO SOVIETS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
LEAD CITY SALES TAX TO RISE 1 CENT MAY 1,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SDSU RECEIVES GRANT FOR WATER RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
SDSU RESCHEDULES SUMMER SESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
WATER CONGRESS SPRING FORUM IS APRIL 12,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
8 PERCENT OF DRIVERS EXCEED 65 LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR SEEKS REAGAN'S ASSISTANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS PREDICT IMPROVED SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*MAN HELPS OTHERS RETURN TO THE CHURCH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*'KIWIS' WELCOME STUDENT TRAVELERS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1988, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*MONEY BRAKES STREET WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE SPIRIT OF THE SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEFENSE AWARDS ELUDE SD FIRMS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BURBANK DOESN'T NEED STUDIOS TO LURE STARS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MORE CITY FOLKS OPT TO EXERCISE AT HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CAST DELIVERS FRAGILE READING OF 'MENAGERIE',"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
EXTENDED WEAR COULD INCREASE RISK OF INFECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
AMERICA'S FAMILY GAME WILL SHINE AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CHOIR DIDN'T SHOW JOY OF RESURRECTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FIRE IN LENNOX DESTROYS GARAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO BE DJ FOR BENEFIT DANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JAYCEES RAISE {dollar}850 FOR TENNIS COURTS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR DEVOTES WEEK TO YOUTH TEMPERANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REWARD FOR ARSONIST WILL BE RETURNED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BACTERIA EXPERIMENT NETS TOP HONORS IN REGION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BUS PROPOSAL INCLUDES MORE MALL TRIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LEAP FROM PLANE 'AWESOME',"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOVER OF NATURE FALLS VICTIM,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RAMONA SOPHOMORE WANTS TO STICK TO SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*WATERTOWN SWIMS TO TOP OF STATE RANKS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COAST TO COAST PARENT FILES FOR BACKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CENTRAL BAPTIST PLANS NEW CHURCH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CITY ORDERS ONCE-A-WEEK WATERING LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"IT'S DRY, BUT IT COULD BE WORSE","Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*MULTI-LINGUISTS LEARN TO GET AHEAD IN LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ART EDUCATION REQUIREMENT IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ART ENDOWMENT SHOULD NOT HAVE RESTRICTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOME PROBLEMS WORSENING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"SMOKE, STENCH VIOLATE NON-SMOKERS' RIGHTS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PORN FIGHT NOT ENDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
VOTERS WANT CLEAN CAMPAIGN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
'NANETTE' ENTERTAINING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HISPANICS CAN LEARN ENGLISH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LACK OF SPRING CONTACT DRILLS UNPOPULAR,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BYRUMS CAUGHT UP IN AUGUSTA'S BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OWNERS DISAGREE ON IMPACT OF DUAL TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SECOND HOG SHIFT STARTS AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BUSINESSMAN SEEKS DISTRICT 13 SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY EDUCATION GROUP SUPPORTS INCUMBENT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER TO RUN FOR DISTRICT 15 HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON FILES RE-ELECTION PETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOTS FIRED AT HOME OF DUMP SUPPORTER,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ALL TORN UP,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENT BREATHALYZER TEST DECISION DUE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY LIMITS SKATEBOARDING DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION CHAIRMAN SEEKS 2ND TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"TODD COUNTY TEACHERS, PROGRAMS GET REPRIEVE","Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CIRCUIT JUDGE HEEGE TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX VALLEY REHABILITATION UNIT TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS MAY VOTE ON PROPERTY TAX ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLEAR LAKE SUIT ENDS WITHOUT SANCTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USD EVENTS TO DISCUSS INDIAN CULTURE TOPICS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU PUBLIC SCHOOL RECEIVES ACCREDIDATION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GOVERNOR TO REVEAL NUKE DUMP PROTECTION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HARRISBURG MAY PICK NEW SCHOOL PLANS SOON,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BUILDING WAL-MART WALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WEEKEND CANYON LAKE DROWNING VICTIM NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ELK POINT POLICE SEEK HERITAGE PARK VANDALS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RURAL FREEMAN MAN DIES IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SESSION TOUGH ON BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
DEMOCRATS WILL ASK STATE TO DELAY PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OK'S PLAN FOR COAL POWER USE IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*HELPING HAND,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
END TIMES PAIR GETS 5 YEAR'S PROBATION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS REJECT BRANDON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PISCOPO TURNS MISTAKES INTO LAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MICKELSON AND GOP OFFER NO LEADERSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RECONCILIATION SPIRIT MUST BE KEPT ALIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIETNAM VET RECEIVED NO THANKS FROM VA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
IN DEBT BECAUSE IT PREPARED FOR WAR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MINORITY 'BEATINGS' ARE ALSO EMOTIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SOCIETY THAT PRODUCES VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PANEL EATS UP TWINKIES LIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*PILLS USED, ABUSED IN IGNORANCE","Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"*PHEASANT, DUCK MAIN COURSE AT HUNTER'S TABLE","Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MAN SURRENDERS AFTER STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PEOPLE TOLD TO WATCH OUT FOR PHONE SCHEME,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHEDULED MEETING THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6 PEOPLE AWARDED PUBLIC SERVICE HONORS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KURD PLEADS FOR HELP FROM SD,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM PROMISES FAIR STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RC OPPOSES BURNING AT STATE PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NICOLAY SEES LEGISLATIVE SUCCESSES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PAIR ADMIT POSSESSING NARCOTICS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SET FOR MISSION TO EUROPE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"MAN CHARGED IN RAPE, ASSAULT OF WOMAN, 86","Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
POLICE SOFTEN STANCE--USD PROFESSOR,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FIRE NEAR PIEDMONT BURNS 38 ACRES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
INDIANS FORM GROUP TO FIGHT DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
4 4-H MEMBERS GOING TO NATIONAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*ORSTAD, VIKINGS HAVE MUCH TO SHOUT ABOUT","Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COACH HONORED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
'NO PLACE TO PLAY' KEEPS PRO LEAGUE OUT OF CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*HOST OF PBS SHOW TO SPEAK AT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
FUEL EXPERT TO HOST SEMINAR ON GASOLINE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
WORKSHOP TO EXAMINE DEVELOPMENT OUTLOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
OPTIMISM DOMINATES CATTLE-PRICE FORECAST,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
1.5 MILLION READY TO AID HOME BUYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
"MCDONALD'S GETS MORE THAN ORDERS FOR BIG MAC, FRIES","Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYMENT GAINS SKIP FARM COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"EXTRA STARCH, PLEASE","Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*34-1 VOTE PUTS TOWNSHIP BEHIND THE BAR,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
PROGRAM HELPS PLUG HOLE IN HEALTH CARE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOARD SHOULD RETHINK NEW SCHOOL START TIMES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TEENS STAYING IN MOTEL NEED MORE SUPERVISION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
NEW YORKER GRATEFUL FOR NEW START HERE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*'THUNDERHEART' ECHOES THE LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHOR CASHES IN WITH CAPITOL IDEA,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"*GREAT PLAINS, NITTY GRITTY BANDS AT SDSU","Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PLAY AT SFC,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*NICOLAY WILL SEEK DISTRICT 14 RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WARKENTHIEN TO RUN FOR SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HEAVY FLOW FOULS SMELL, TASTE OF DRINKING WATER","Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN CONVICTED OF RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF TEEN CONFESSES TO BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MONKEYING AROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TIMMER LAUNCHES BID FOR US HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CASINO BOOSTS MOODY COUNTY TOURISM,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOLDIER'S PARENTS SUE ARMY OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOHNSON DIFFERS ON TERM LIMITATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GOODWILL RECYCLING PROGRAM EXTENDED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DASCHLE'S HEALTH-CARE PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE VIDEO PAYS TRIBUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUSPECT IS SOUGHT IN BANK ROBBERY TRY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SKULL FOUND IN YARD,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
EXPLORERS MAPPING OUT WIND CAVE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAN RECEIVES 60 YEARS FOR STABBING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"*DEFENSE, SMART PLAY MADE GREEN PART OF DYNASTY","Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SHOW STOPPER,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
AMERICAN AIRLINES SHOWS OFF SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
STATE OK'S HIKE IN PREMIUMS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1992, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
*FLOOD VICTIM'S BODY FOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*VERMILLION MAN ESCAPES BRIEFLY FROM COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BOARD NAMES INTERIM SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
54% BACK INCREASED BET LIMITS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CHURCH LEADERS FEAR PROMISES OF MIRACLES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ABOLISHING TOWNSHIPS WOULD BE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
EXPANDED BET LIMITS SHOULD BE REJECTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GAMBLING OPPONENT SHOULD SEE DEADWOOD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*DAY RECALLS JESUS' TRIUMPHANT RIDE INTO JERUSALEM,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BODY OF MISSING CROCKER WOMAN FOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORT THOMPSON GIRL DIED OF EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS SEARCHING FOR HARRISON MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD WOMAN'S DEATH UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRE DESTROYS AUTO REPAIR SHOP,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY ORDINANCE WOULD TARGET ADULT THEATER,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NEW RULES COULD LOWER CABLE COSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AMOCO STALLS LEAK PROBE UNTIL FLOODING SUBSIDES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BETA SIGMA PHI HONORS COGSWELL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EASLEY GETS SECOND TERM AS PRIORESS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSONS WRITE PRAYER FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEEN'S DEATH STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*AGENTS GET HIGH-TECH TOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD PANEL TO EXAMINE DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DAY CARE MUST CLOSE BECAUSE OF UNPAID BILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*SUPERVISOR GOES A MILE FOR A PENNY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BLACK HILLS SAWMILL TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY MCDONALD'S APPEALS CHILD LABOR LAW FINES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
OGLALA TRIBE SIGNS AGREEMENTS FOR PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*USD JUNIOR TAKES HER BEST SHOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LIFE AFTER DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TO SEE BIG JUMP IN GRADUATES, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NEW VETERANS CLINIC OFFERS HOPE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*ANGEL BECKONED DYING GIRL, THEN WITHDREW OFFER","Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*FEAR OF DEATH MELTS AWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER USES EXPERIENCE TO HELP OTHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
"*SWIRLING TUNNEL PROVIDED WOMAN COMFORT, WARMTH","Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*TRUMP SCHEDULED TO SPEAK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUNSHINE TO BAN SMOKING ON JUNE 1,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EXPECTED TO HIT {dollar}200 MILLION IN '94,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SKYFORCE WILL BE BROKEN UP AS PLAYERS FLEE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WINNERS--ON AND OFF THE COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRACTICE-POOR PAULSEN RETURNS TO PERFECT FORM,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.C, p.07, col.5"
*SPRING WILL SOON PREVAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.4"
LAUNCH FEES INTRODUCED AT OAHE RAMPS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.6"
ENGLISH STARTED DAYLIGHT-SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE FORUM SET FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPEND WEEK IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, AGENCY HONORED","Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LIAISON HIRED TO EASE PRISON TENSIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THOUSANDS OF KIDS BRAVE COLD FOR ANNUAL HUNT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SEARCH FOR DELL RAPIDS BOY HAS HAPPY ENDING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CRASH MEMORIAL UNVEILING APRIL 19,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
WAUBAY REHIRES SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EXTENSION SOUGHT FOR HURON LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE MAN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMPANY TO BUILD PLANT IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ACHIEVEMENT TESTS LEAVE LASTING MARK,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*RECOVERING ALCOHOLIC WARNS TEENS OF DANGERS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ABERDEEN MAN THWARTS CREDIT-CARD SCHEME,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*EFFORTS TO TOUGHER CLEAN WATER ACT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*CULTURAL CENTER WORTH PURSUING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
HURON RESIDENTS TIRED OF BAD PRESS (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MORRELL IS STATEWIDE CONCERN (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
AT LEAST JOHNSON TRIED TO OPPOSE TV VIOLENCE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
JANKLOW'S 'FACTS' SHOWS DISREGARD FOR TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*3-STRIKES PROPOSAL WOULD UNFAIRLY PENALIZE INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
EASE PACKED PRISONS; LIBERALIZE COURT SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
LEAGUE TO HOLD HEALTH-CARE FORUM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
FENCE-PERMIT LAW MAKES NO SENSE AT ALL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
NURSE'S ASSISTANT JOB REQUIRES DEDICATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
OFFICER CONCERNED ABOUT CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
CRITICISM OF ANTHEM DISPLAYED INSENSITIVITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
STU WHITNEY DESERVES ONE-WAY TRIP TO N KOREA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
*ROTOGRAVURE IMPRESSED THIS FARM KID,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*PEWS OFFER SANCTUARY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*MAGIC, ILLUSION IS IN EYE OF READERS","Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*SNOWBIRDS SEE BOOM OF GROWTH IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1994, sect.G, p.03, col.5"
WHAT DO PARENTS DO WITH KIDS?,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CEREMONY LEADERS ACCIDENTALLY START BLAZE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LEAVE LEGISLATING TO CITY COUNCIL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FIGHT FOR FEDERAL TERM LIMITS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NATIONAL LOTTERY IS STILL A BAD IDEA (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CHECOTS' PUBLIC TV AGENDA HURTS LOCAL PROGRAMMING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PULLING MARKET SHOW WAS A DISSERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DEMOCRATS CARE ABOUT AVERAGE FOLKS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PRO-CHOICE DOESN'T MEAN PRO-ABORTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
JOHNSON SHOULD RUN AGAINST PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
LETTER WRITER IS PROOF CITY LIKES IMMIGRANTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
READ ENTRANCE PAPERS AT NURSING HOME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*CHERISH THE LIFE AND THE STORMS FOUND IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VERMILLION EXPERIMENT WITH EXPANDED CLASSES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SKY FALLS ON FORCE,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANARIES BREATHING EASIER,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PARADE UNABLE TO RECRUIT BANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIX PEOPLE ARRESTED FOLLOWING BAR FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STUDY FINDS 66% SPEED,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*WALKERS USE FEET TO RAISE {dollar}76,000 FOR FIGHT MS","Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INDIANS MUST PRESERVE CULTURE--INSTITUTE'S DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INDICTED TRIBAL CHAIR KEEPS SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HISTORIAN KICKS OFF SPRING PROGRAM SERIES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RAPID CITY COUNCIL TO DECIDE ON VIDEO-LOTTERY STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ASSOCIATION QUESTIONS LOW BEEF CATTLE PRICES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*BEEF PRODUCERS FACE LOSSES, SPECIALIST SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*HALFWAY HOUSES WORK, LEGISLATOR SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"GLICKMAN BODES WELL FOR AG, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RABIES THREAT RISES,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
PUC GETS PETITIONS ON RATE-HIKE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
TERRA REBUILDS AFTER EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CHASTITY WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ONGOING TAX WAR RESURFACED DURING SESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DEVOTED LIFE TO RACE RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"VOTERS TO DECIDE ON ISSUES, CANDIDATES APRIL 11","Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*FILE 2119 WITH 1040 FOR CLARITY,"Argus LeaderApr 03 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*NSP CLOSED REACTOR NEAR CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NOW'S THE TIME FOR PRISON STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PROTECTING GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
EIGHT REPEATERS GRACE ALL-STATE TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEST HOLES DRILLED TO FIND GASOLINE LEAK,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CLARK CLINT-COMMUNICATION WEAK,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS 1-CENT SALES TAX GETS PRELIMINARY APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOUTHEAST REZONING DECISION POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOWDLE GIRL DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TRAIN PROBABLY WON'T MAKE SCREEN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX VALLEY NOMINATES FOUR,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
EMPLOYER TAX BREAK POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
CHASE COMES TO ABRUPT HALT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
BARNETT SAYS JANKLOW GREW IN PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
BARNETT SAYS JANKLOW GREW IN PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
MRS. MCGOVERN BACKS HEADSTART PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*FISHING FOR COMPLIMENTS WITH LEMON 'N' SEAFOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*BOWEN BACK TO WORK IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*APRIL SHOWERS BRING MUDDY STREETS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TAX DECISION DELAYED UNTIL MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SISSETON MAN FACES 3 BANK ROBBERY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BATTLE OVER LOVE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BATTLE OVER LOVE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BATTLE OVER LOVE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
OWNER OF PICKETED BUSINESS QUESTIONS BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"FARMERS ATTACK MANDAN, URANIUM","Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"FARMERS ATTACK MANDAN, URANIUM","Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD FOLKS CREATE THEIR OWN 'STAR TREK',"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DISNEY APPEALS TO ALL AGES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*LOW PAY KEEPS NURSES AWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BOATING RESTRICTIONS OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SELKIRK NOT REHIRED-FACILITIES MAY BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SELKIRK NOT REHIRED-FACILITIES MAY BE SOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEWIS PIN OF SOVIET MATMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*LEWIS PIN OF SOVIET MATMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERFOWL DEATHS CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
POSTAGE GOOF TO KEEP 4 OUT OF STATE RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EROS WAITS FOR WORD ON ITS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POSTAGE GOOF TO KEEP 4 OUT OF STATE RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE GOOD LIFE...LEST WE FORGET-HUMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INVITATION TO GOP SCHOOL REVOKED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*INVITATION TO GOP SCHOOL REVOKED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*THE GOOD LIFE...LEST WE FORGET-HUMBOLDT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINT FARM MOVING TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
7 OR 8 LAWYERS SEEK VACANT JUDICIAL JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MINT FARM MOVING TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RAIL BANKRUPTCY CREATES CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TOLLEFSON'S VIEW OF HIS OPPOSITION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HAMLIN TEAM-DON'T REPEAT WATERBED CONTEST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HARP GROUP THANKS CONCERT SPONSORS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TIRED OF COMPLAINTS ABOUT CITY SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DEAD CATTLE REMOVED FROM RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN TO HOST HEARING ON FUELS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRADUATES WANT TO BE FAMILY DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ALLIANCE-INFORMATION INCOMPLETE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COURT DENIES TAX CLAIMS OF SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PETITIONS TRY TO STOP URANIUM DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITY GRANTED {dollar}2.1 MILLION FOR HILTON,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PAIR ENDURES YEAR WITHOUT ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD COUNTY LOSES MONEY ON WORKFARE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PAIR ENDURES YEAR WITHOUT ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY GRANTED {dollar}2.1 MILLION FOR HILTON,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PAIR ENDURES YEAR WITHOUT ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD COUNTY LOSES MONEY ON WORKFARE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS FIRM FACES BIAS SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS FIRM FACES BIAS SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BUILDING FOR ST MICHAEL'S PARISH-CLOSER TO REALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TOLD AGAIN--CHANGE ACCOUNTING METHODS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE, SHERIFF AT ODDS OVER WHO MAKES ARRESTS","Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"POLICE, SHERIFF AT ODDS OVER WHO MAKES ARRESTS","Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO PLAY ROLE IN OAHE SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW TO PLAY ROLE IN OAHE SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HIGHWAY USERS OPPOSE USING GAS TAX FOR RAILS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HIGHWAY USERS OPPOSE USING GAS TAX FOR RAILS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW TO PLAY ROLE IN OAHE SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR TOLD EMBARGO END MATTER OF TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABDNOR TOLD EMBARGO END MATTER OF TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
USEFUL SCRUTINY OF FAIR BUSINESS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
USEFUL SCRUTINY OF FAIR BUSINESS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPPOSES OAHE WATER FOR COAL SLURRY LINES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER'S AIDES ANSWER CRITICISMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPPOSES OAHE WATER FOR COAL SLURRY LINES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PUTS COUNTRY AHEAD OF SPECIAL INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CHECK BEFORE YOU BUY SECURITY DEVICES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HOW TO SAVE {dollar} ON POSTAL SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WILDLIFE RESEARCH UNITS ARE ESSENTIAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WILDLIFE RESEARCH UNITS ARE ESSENTIAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAN ARRAIGNED ON ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PUMPING PLANT CONSTRUCTION OK'D,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PUMPING PLANT CONSTRUCTION OK'D,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SPEARFISH GIRL DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARM ACCIDENT KILLS ARLINGTON MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLANTS SEEK AIR QUALITY EXCEPTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LECTURES AT MOUNT MARTY COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PLANTS SEEK AIR QUALITY EXCEPTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SNOW STOPS EMBERS IN CUSTER PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LAWMAKERS TO STUDY MINE LAWS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MILLER MAN WHO HELD OFFICIALS AT BAY MUST LEAVE SD,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*HORSE TOO FAST TO WIN NEW YORK RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DESTROYS AIM CAMP DOME,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MINNESOTA PUTS METRODOME ON DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DOUG MARTIN NAMED USD BASKETBALL COACH,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
FISHING MAKES ITS WAY INTO SPACE AGE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CARDA RETURNS TO WRESTLING COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CAN A GOVERNOR BE ELECTED ON FARM POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE, ROBERTS EXCHANGE CAMPAIGN BARBS","Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
8TH GRADERS DEMONSTRATE SPELLING EXPERTISE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JAMES RIVER ABOVE FLOOD STAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
127 WITNESSES FOR MATHIS MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REAGAN CAN STILL TALK TO FARM CONGRESSMEN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILL GRAVEL ROADS MAKE COMEBACK (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*PRESSLER SPONSORS INTEREST-REDUCTION BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CLOSING FLANDREAU SCHOOL NO SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IMMUNIZATION CUTS A THREAT TO CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW FORMULATING SECRET FARM PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
GROUP GIVES 11 SD LAWMAKERS PERFECT RATING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
ETSI CONSIDERS DETOUR AROUND LAWRENCE CO,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
HURON CENTER COULD COST {dollar}11 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
OFFICIALS EYE TAP INTO PLANNED AQUEDUCT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*LUNDSTROM FAMILY SUCCESSFUL IN TV MINISTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BARBARA GILLESPIE...HOMEMADE FOODS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*MANAGER SAYS CLOSING WON'T HURT STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS IN LAST HALF OF MARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1982, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*PRICES FINE FOR FARMER WITH NO DEBT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDUSTRY PICKS UP SPEED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'OUTSIDERS' LACKS DRAMA OF OTHER COPPOLA MOVIES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
MCDONALD'S BAND TAKES NOMINATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STRING QUARTET INCLUDED IN GUIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CENTER LOANS ART TO BOYS RANCH,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
SCHOOL SEEKS VISUALLY HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*BALTIC WOMAN'S SON STILL MISSING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LEADERS TO APPEAR ON CALL-IN SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY 4TH IN LODGING SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE AGAINST ABOLISHING AGENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWYERS TO GIVE ADVICE ON ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL OFFICIALS TO BE ON 'STATEWIDE',"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS MORE TREES PLANTED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THEOLOGIAN TO GIVE FREE LECTURES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*INMATES SERVE MEAL TO RESIDENTS OF MISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE PHEASANT RESTOCKING POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WILDLIFE AGENT WARNS FARMERS ABOUT PESTICIDES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MILWAUKEE ROAD'S COMEBACK (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PACT BY TWO RAILROADS BENEFIT SD & MINN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MANY MUSIC FORMS HAVE CARRIED BAD REPUTATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PIK MAY EASE RUSH FOR CREDIT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SAWMILL SETS HIGHER GOALS AT SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BACKHAND MAY SLOW SOME PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE RULES OUT MISTRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPRING SNOWED UNDER UP TO 2 FEET,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCDOWELL'S LAWYER CALLS REPORTER TO STAND,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*HURD GIVES SF A 3RD AMATEUR BASEBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHILDREN LEARN ABOUT ANIMALS BY WATCHING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*COLLEGES AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*HUSABOE TO GET HONORARY DEGREE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
COUNCIL HONORS PATRICK BAXTER,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*ERICKSON IS MISS SDSU-BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*HARRISBURG TEAM WINS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
*FIREFIGHTERS FIX UP PUMPER FOR PARADE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY WILL HAVE HEARING ABOUT MINNESOTA AVE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"COOKIES PASS METAL DETECTOR, WILL BE DELIVERED","Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"JANKLOW, LAWYER DIDN'T MEET ABOUT LIBEL CASE","Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2 POTENTIAL BUYERS FOR SCHOOL BACK OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLITICS IS WHAT I LIKE & DO BEST,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY OK'S TENTATIVE PLAN TO MOVE COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MUST DECIDE WHETHER COCAINE WAS USED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
KNOBE'S SALES TALENTS WILL HELP ABERDEEN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
READER HAS QUESTIONS FOR MAYOR CANDIDATES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
MEESE FORGOT LOAN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
TAXPAYERS ONLY ONES WHO DESERVE RELIEF (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CANDIDATES EXPLAIN POSITION ON MINN AVE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE UNEMPLOYMENT STEADY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DIRECTORS--NEW RULES HURT FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
BUSINESSMEN CONSIDER X-RATED THEATER,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
COUNCIL WILL CONSIDER HOME RULE FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
ELLSWORTH JOINS WAR READINESS EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS WOMAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY BAR STARTS ON FIRE 2ND TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"SDSU NURSING COLLEGE GETS {dollar}200,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STUDENTS WILL COMPETE INTERNATIONALLY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LEAD FIRE BURNS LANDMARK,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
*DEADLINE FOR PRIMARY FILING ARRIVES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PRIMARIES EXPECTED FOR 2 COUNTY OFFICES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1984, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*CURES FOR SPRING FEVER,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAST YEAR'S RUNNER-UP FILLS SDSU POST,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"SELECTION PROCESS IRKS STUDENTS, FACULTY","Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*WAGNER SPENT 14 YEARS AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON JAPANESE CARS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COUNTY MAKES RIGHT DECISION WRONG WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SCHOOL FADED AWAY WITH CLASS OF '57,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*DARE TO HALT KIDS' DRUG, ALCOHOL USE","Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY ACQUITS LOCAL MAN OF COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL BIDS {dollar}3 MILLION FOR RATH PACKING CO,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HAVE NO SUSPECTS IN WEDNESDAY RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN STILL IN HOSPITAL AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOUSING A GRASS FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BABY SITTER CHARGED WITH CHILD ABUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUTS WOULD SAVE GAS CUSTOMERS {dollar}100 A YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOCAL COUPLE CHARGED WITH TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PETITION FOR ELECTED REGENTS PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE REPEALS IRS VEHICLE LOG RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEA MAN CRITICAL BUT STABLE AFTER EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HIGH COURT DISBARS LAWYER, WON'T SAY WHY","Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES TRIBAL LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"SUSPECT IN JAIL ON {dollar}200,000 BOND","Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TO TRY OUT FOR TEAM VISITING ASIA,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR COOPER WANTS TO BE COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
APRIL SHOWERS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ARIZONA OK'S SD NUCLEAR WASTE PACT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
6 LAWMAKERS TAKE SOLO STATUS ROLES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
BELL'S RECORD ISN'T MUCH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SEND TOUGH TALKERS DOWN TO DO FIGHTING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO SPARE READERS FROM A POLITICAL TORRENT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GAMBLING BAD PUBLIC POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*'CAT' STALKS LOCAL STAGE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF WOMEN LEADERS FOR ACHIEVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"AG SECRETARY--BE PATIENT, FARMERS","Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLYNN PLANS TO RUN FOR SEAT IN STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW CAMPAIGN OFFICE SETS GRAND OPENING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN GETS PORK PRODUCERS POSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PETITION PROBLEMS PUT PRESSURE ON LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
READY TO SOLVE THE WORLD'S PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN SENTENCED FOR RAPE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FINISHING TOUCHES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DELL RAPIDS TO VOTE ON WATER SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FARMWIFE--TAX LAWS HASTENED HUSBAND'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
INDICTMENTS RETURNED AGAINST BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"JOE FOSS FIELD RECEIVES {dollar}573,400 FEDERAL GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS TO MEET SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL TO SPEAK ON US POLICY IN S AFRICA,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICE DETECTIVE GRADUATES FROM FBI ACADEMY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU CLOSES REMOTE SENSING INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TO OFFER HISTORY LESSON FOR WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*HOUSE CANDIDATES GANG UP ON BELL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NEW SHOES AID SCHUELER,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BICYCLING PEDALS INTO INCREASED POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
*GARDENERS SPRING INTO ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1986, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON GUILTY IN PETTY THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOME FIXTURES BATHED IN LUXURY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PINE RIDGE THORPES DESERVE PRAISE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
STATE PROGRAM GRATEFUL FOR SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*CITY COMMISSIONER OWES CITY AN APOLOGY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ETHANOL INDUSTRY NEEDS POSITIVE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WELK VILLAGE OFFERS TASTE OF SD,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INVESTIGATION OF WRECK STILL ON,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY DELIBERATES IN VAGOS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 6 YEARS ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLUGGED PIPE PROMPTS CALL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ABDNOR CONTRIBUTOR LINKED TO NAZIS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EROS GETS NEW ANTENNA,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*HART HITS LABOR, AG ISSUE DURING CITY VISIT","Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEWS A MATTER OF TIMING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS BACK AWAY FROM OWNING DAM,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TOXIC SPILL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FARMERS TO PLANT MORE BEANS, WHEAT","Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEANS FINED FOR DRIVING WITHOUT SD PLATES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RESIDENTS MIGHT INCORPORATE UNDER NEW LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*DETOUR SUMMER IS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS WOMAN DEAD IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TINY DOLTON LIVES LIFE IN SLOW LANE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'CINDERELLA' DANCES INTO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*BOYS IN THE BAND,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
ESTRADERM MAKES TAKING ESTROGEN EASIER,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
ARTHRITIS VOLUNTEER GROUP TO MEET,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HEART OF GOLD NOMINATIONS SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PREGNANT WOMEN'S GROUP BEGINS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HILLS BELONGED TO SIOUX (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LOTTERY ISN'T WORTH A SPECIAL SESSION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD RESPECT SANDINISTA GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEW GROUP AIMED AT BROWN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WORKERS FOCUS OF HEATH BILL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SOLUTIONS TO OVERCROWDED SF SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HELMETS COVER LEONARDS' HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CORRECTIONS GROUP SETS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES IN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SOUGHT IN THEFT OF TAXI'S CASH BOX,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL PASSES BILL HELPING TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER TO MEET THAI OFFICIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY MEN SELL LATEX GLOVES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUNDAY IN THE PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS FOCUS ON SOYBEANS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SLEEPY VOICES MAKE KIDS' MESSES WORTHWHILE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNVEILS SCHOOL FINANCE PLAN TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WALK-THROUGH MINE DISPLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"RAIN, SNOW BLOW INTO BLACK HILLS","Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SD'S FIRST DEAF SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SOME CITY STATIONS PUSH GAS PAST {dollar}1,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXCHANGE STUDENTS DRIVE USD CAR TO MASS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*MONEY FEUD KILLED ESCORT, LAWYERS SAY","Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BENEFITS OF DAY CARE FINALLY ARE RECOGNIZED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINIMUM PAY RAISE NOT A THREAT TO JOBS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY NEEDS SKATEBOARD PARK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
AIR FORCE ORDERS B-1BS BACK INTO AIR,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAMPAIGN AGAINST HUNGER BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHERRY CREEK MAN CHARGED IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUTTERITE OUTCASTS TO FIGHT COURT ORDER,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER DEFENDS PHOTO EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPRESENTATIVE PICKED FOR FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BINGO HALL PROPOSAL MEETS OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL BEGINS ADVERTISING FOR WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAIN BRIGHTEN CROP PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ESCORT SERVICES OBJECT TO REGULATION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MICROWAVE PRODUCTS TO LAY OFF ANOTHER 80,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NEW REQUIREMENT MAY HINDER HIRING FOR SCHOOL BUSES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
SD PRECIPITATION SUMMARY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
APRIL FOOL'S PARODY GETS ADVISER FIRED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VERMILLION SCHOOL BACKS DOWN FROM TESTING STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
QUICK CITY ACTION TO ENSURE WATER SUPPLY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"HUNTING, TRAPPING AREA TOO CLOSE TO BUILDINGS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
INDIAN PAPERS' BEST CHANCE FOR SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
YOUTHS SHOULD LEARN RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GOVERNOR HAS COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*CULTURED COOK,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN WILL TEACH AT CORNELL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NETTLETON TEACHER SEEKS HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NOT-GUILTY PLEA MADE TO CHARGE OF FALSIFYING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZEN GROUP ENDORSES MUENSTER,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIMMER WILL SEEK 6TH TERM IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE KEAN SEEKS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLANNED PARENTHOOD CLINIC OPENS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*2 DEPARTMENTS BATTLE GRASS FIRES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY CANDIDATES AGREE WATER IS CRUCIAL ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAINSTREAMING ISN'T FOR EVERYONE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEMPSTER FILES FOR COUNTY SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
GOVERNOR TRIES HAND AT TEACHING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY POLICE SQUAD ADDS ONE DETECTIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DR BROTHERS' TALK SET FOR THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WELFARE DEPARTMENT WILL TAKE OVER PAYEE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"HARRISBURG LEVIES WATER, BURNING RULES","Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"MAN HIT BY CAR WAS DRUNK, POLICE SAY","Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FLANDREAU FILLS SUMMER WORK SLOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN WHO LED CAR CHASE SENTENCED TO 6 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WOMAN WHO KIDNAPPED SON PLACED ON PROBATION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GRASS FIRE BURNS ALONG MISSOURI RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TOBACCO SALES BAN PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
STATE LEGISLATURE RACES TAKE SHAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AGENCY OFFERS SUMMER JOB PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
"FARMERS TO PLANT MORE CORN, LESS BEANS","Argus LeaderApr 04 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
"*FIRE RAGES FOR HOURS, DESTROYS RURAL HOME","Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLAN WOULD RUN PHILLIPS TO THE FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIRL AGREED TO SEX AT MANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOOK FOR PUBLIC VOTE ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--NEW BASEBALL SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DISORDER IN IRAQ DIMS WAR VICTORY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
METHODS USED MIGHT HAVE SWAYED TASTE TEST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
PROJECT IS WASTEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
DEPT MISLEADS PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
KELO-TV'S STORY WAS ONE-SIDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REGENTS NOT INTERESTED IN PUNISHING UNIVERSITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
VALID VALUE SYSTEM IS BIG PART OF TEACHING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GOVERNOR ASSURES BALANCED BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
HOME SUPPORT MADE GULF TOUR TOLERABLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
SINNER'S VETO SHOWS COURAGE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
STOOD FIRMLY BEHIND TROOPS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*KNOTTY ACHIEVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ROCK SINGER REBUILDING CAREER WITH NEW BAND,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MAGAZINES YIELD SPACE FOR WORKS BY STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MINNESOTA WORKERS HELD ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN AWAITS OK FOR BINGO,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
1 CHARGE DROPPED AGAINST SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAKOTA DUNES PLANNERS PRAISE SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GULF EUPHORIA IS PREMATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WAITING GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD DEFERS ACTION ON BILLBOARD LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE DEVELOPS PLAN TO HANDLE YARD WASTE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHANGE OF VENUE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CAMPAIGN BACKING SEAT BELT LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROSEBUD MAN GETS 26 MONTHS IN BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE INVESTIGATES CLOSED CITY MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WHITE RIVER PEDESTRIAN KILLED ON HIGHWAY 83,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS SUGGEST NO NEW TAXES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TRIAL OPENS FOR JUDGE NAMED IN FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAN GETS 2 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REZONING TO BOOST RUSHMORE BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*BRANDON VALLEY'S TERVEER SETS SIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
REFIGURING SOME PROPERTY VALUES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*PUTTING CHOP TO CORN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
ACREAGE TO SET RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CONSERVATION TO HELP FARMERS PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CAREER WORKSHOP AIMS TO HELP YOUNG WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
TROOPS TO ENJOY 285-DAY BREAK ON TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
PHEASANT SEASON WILL RUN AN EXTRA TWO WEEKS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FINAL FOUR IS FINAL FLING FOR TWIN CITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOTTO WINNERS AREN'T LIVING HIGH OFF THE HOG,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRUSTY KILLED IN HOSTAGE STANDOFF,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD RACER HURT IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PAROLEE CHARGED IN ATTEMPTED RAPE OF DISABLED WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SPECIAL SONG HAUNTINGLY SAYS RUMORS WRONG,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"'EUROPA, EUROPA' TAPS HUMOR, HERITAGE IN TALE","Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*TELL IT TO ME IN THE MORNING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*REFUGEES WELCOME IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PRO-CHOICE MARCH TO SEND CLEAR MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MOST OF DASCHLE'S FUNDS COME FROM OUT OF STATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
STATE DYSFUNCTIONAL FOR NOT RAISING AFDC (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*BARKER SET TO RUN FOR DISTRICT 13 SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIVERTSON SEEKS SEAT ON COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FED BLOCKS TAKEOVER OF SD BANK,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR PRESSLER TO TOUR THREE TOWNS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO TEENS CHARGED WITH ARMED BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GATHERED IN PRAYER,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM TO HONOR INDIANS WHO DIED IN ASYLUM,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD ABORTIONS TOTAL 946 DURING 1990,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STORE CLERK STILL VYING FOR YEAR-OLD JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNITED WAY CHANGES DUES SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MARINA PLANS OFFERED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FARM ACCIDENT KILLS LAKE PRESTON MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY POLICE NAB 11 IN ALCOHOL STING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD FIRM ORDERED TO PAY {dollar}8.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN WARNS OF PHONY MEDICINE MEN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
BROADCASTING PAIR EARNS ENTRANCE TO SD HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DEADWOOD OFFICIALS WANT HISTORIC STREET BRICKS BACK,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*THE IMAGE THAT HAUNTS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS EXPRESS CONCERN FOR STATE'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE EAGERLY AWAITS NEW HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PROGRAM BRINGS DOCTORS TO RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*CHALLENGE OF WORKING WITH OGLALA SIOUX,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.4"
STANDOFF COMPARED TO WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S JOB PERFORMANCE RATING SLIPS SINCE SEPT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
QUALITY OF EDUCATION SHOULD BE TOP ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SPECIAL INTERESTS GUIDE LEGISLATORS (ABERDEEN AM),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*'ARGUS' TO END OBITUARY HEADLINES TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*INTEGRITY OF SD EDUCATORS TESTED BY INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
BURGER KING PROUD TO OFFER NEWSLETTER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MITCHELL CONCERNED ABOUT MAIL SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
VARIETY OF 'COMFORTERS' FLOOD THERAPY MARKET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CLINTON ABORTION STAND VIOLATES CONSTITUTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
HEALTH DAY THEME IS MAKING WORLD SAFER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
HOMOSEXUALITY IS ABOMINATION TO GOD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
RAISING BET LIMITS WON'T ENHANCE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
ROOSEVELT'S DEBATE PROGRAM OVERLOOKED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
*'THRILL OF THE GRASS' HOLDS BASEBALL FAN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUNG RUNNERS GAIN OLSON TRACK TITLES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*NOWHERE TO GO,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY BUSINESSMAN BUYS RESTAURANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
KILIAN COLLEGE NAMES FUND-RAISING LEADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RESOURCE BROCHURE FOR WOMEN OFFERED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TRIBE HOPES TO MAKE BRICKS FOR HOUSES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CATTLE PRICES SET RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
POLICE ARREST MAN IN STABBING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC SNOW DUMPING COULD END AT PARKS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*NO ONE HURT IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*24-HOUR DAY CARE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
BABY FORMULA MAKER GIVES 18-MONTH NOTICE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
STATE'S REPORT DUE ON PROBLEMS AT NURSING HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
HEADSTART PROGRAM ACCEPTS APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
HOUSING INCREASE PLANNED AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN'S ROLE GROWS IN FILM INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
MEETING CALMS FURY OVER NSU,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
SCHAEFFER FAMILY FILES SUIT IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.2"
*MAN WANTS OXEN ON HISTORIC TRIP,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.02, col.4"
"FUNERAL, MEMORIAL SERVICE PLANNED FOR WATERTOWN MEN","Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
"*DAD'S OLD FILM BLURRY, GRAY--AND GREAT","Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*MAKING WAVES ON THE RADIO,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*RIO GRANDE BUSY AS A BUSINESS, BARRIER","Argus LeaderApr 04 1993, sect.G, p.03, col.3"
*ARGUMENTS STRETCH FROM COFFEE SHOPS TO COURTROOMS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
20-YEAR-OLD WANTED IN MITCHELL KILLING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA LIFESTYLES SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FAMILY VALUES LEAD SD WORRIES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"HEALTH CARE, HIGHER PAY AMONG CONCERNS","Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
RESIDENTS HOPEFUL ABOUT FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
CAUSE FOR CHANGE IN CITY GETS BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SKYLINE FOLKS DON'T WANT TRUCK STOP,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FALLS PARK ENTHUSIASTS MUST SPEAK UP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
NEW PROCESSING METHOD DELAYS MEDICARE AID (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM MIGHT APPEAL TO CRITIC (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
TREATMENT OF INDIANS EVOKES FEELING OF SHAME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
MOODY BLUES REVIEW WAS HARDLY UNBIASED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
OFFICIALS DIDN'T VOTE ON FLYING J REQUEST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS HISTORICAL DISTRICT DWINDLING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CLINTON CARING WILL LEAD COUNTRY INTO SOCIALISM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
SLICK-PAPER ADS CAN BE RECYCLED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO HOST MEETINGS IN AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TUESDAY IS DEADLINE TO FILE FOR OFFICES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP PLANS SERIES ON PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CREATIVE WAYS TO INSPIRE THEIR STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BISHOP BRINGS EASTER MESSAGE TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PENITENTIARY LIAISON ADMIRES THOSE WHO HELP OTHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MILLER, JANKLOW ADS TO FOCUS ON POSITIVE","Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
STATE INVESTIGATES POOL RASH CASES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS OFFICER HONORED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SERVICE CONTINUES FLOOD WARNING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HEAD START SIGNUP IN HARTFORD THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RETIRED POSTAL WORKER DELIVERS COMPASSION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"LOCAL, BOARD ELECTIONS SET FOR APRIL 12","Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*SPOUSE'S IRA CONTRIBUTIONS ARE LIMITED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MCCONNELL HOPING FOR A CLEARWATER REVIVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLS PICK THEIR MASCOTS AS AN HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS TEEN SPEAKS FOR SD,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL FOR DEAF STUDENT WINS TRIP,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*VICTIM OF FIRE BURIED,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSON BUILDS WAR CHEST FOR SENATE RUN,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*LAWS COULD FOIL TAX PLAN, MAYOR SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EVIDENCE AGAINST TEEN DRIVERS GROWS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"'DON'T ASK, DON'T TELL' GETS INEVITABLE RULING (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*JANKLOW FAILS ON PRISON PLAN AND MEDICAL TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"*LEGISLATORS SUCCEED IN CURBING TAXES, REFINING AID","Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
ADVERTISING MAIL DEFRAYS POSTAL COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
TOP 10 REASONS TO DESTORY WELFARE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STATE INCOME TAX IS FAIR WAY TO RAISE FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS PLAYHOUSE NAMES LEADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATEWIDE GROUP AWARDS GRANTS TOTALING {dollar}580,000","Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
'ALICE' ADVANCES TO REGIONAL THEATER COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
KENNY NEAL IN TOWN TO 'LOOSEN THE BOLT',"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*WANTS TO GET IN STEP WITH NATION,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*EARLY TURKEY SEASON POSES SERIOUS CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"WINDS FAN FIRE THAT DAMAGES CAR, GARAGE","Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYEE GROUP HONORS WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD GETS FUNDING FOR FIGHTING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOUSE PROSPECTS WEIGH OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HARTFORD RESTAURANT SUSTAINS HEAVY SMOKE DAMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY BOARD UPSET HAWKEY HIRED CONSULTANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD TO TEST WATER FOR FARM CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STRUGGLE OVER ROAD WEARS ON,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CHARITY FIGHTS TO HELP SENIOR CANCER PATIENT,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"LINCOLN COUNTY JURY GIVES SISTERS {dollar}792,815 FOR LAND","Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
"POET, ESSAYIST VISITING USD","Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BELLE FOURCHE STUDENT WINS MISS USD TITLE,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*BROOKINGS RADIO STATION HIRES NEWS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MAYOR RECONSIDERS ADDING ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*RECYCLING THE MAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WORKERS BACK ON JOB; FIRED EMPLOYEE WANTS HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
COUNCIL OK'S 6% HIKE IN AMBULANCE RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
MAN JAILED FOR PIMPING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*TAUGHT ENGLISH AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*THIS MARCH NOT TOO BAD,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
LAWYER COERCED HIM TO ENTER GUILTY PLEA,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
ALCESTER WILL VOICE OPINIONS ON RURAL PHONE SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*DASCHLE SEEKS MORRELL MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 04 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR APPEARED AT A TWO-HOUR FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS CHOOSE CAREERS-PARENTS HAVE IMPACT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA RANKS LOWEST IN AVERAGE PAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROJECT TO STUDY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
DISCLOSURE AIDS ELECTION PROCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TRIO LAND ON 'A' TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SORRELL EMERGES FROM SHADOW,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SORRELL EMERGES FROM SHADOW,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE ARKOTA BALLROOM'S DANCE FLOOR WAS BUSY ALL NIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARTIST USES NEW ETCHING METHOD,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ARTIST USES NEW ETCHING METHOD,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
16 REFUGEES FROM ASIA ARRIVE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*RICKIE LEE JONES EXCITES, JUDY COLLINS DISAPPOINTS","Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
JANKLOW-FARMLAND BILL IS A MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-FARMLAND BILL IS A MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KNOBE-TIME TO RE-EVALUATE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW-FARMLAND BILL IS A MISTAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KNOBE-TIME TO RE-EVALUATE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE AVERAGE 1.6 INCHES OF SNOW EXPECTED IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
JAVA GIRL KILLED IN BOWDLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE-SHORTAGE HOAX EXPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
MELGAARD NAMED TO SAFETY POST,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"SOME TEACHERS ASK {dollar}11,000 BASE","Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
DRIVRE IN CHASE HIT WITH 20 TRAFFIC COUNTS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX CITY PORK PLANT CLOSES FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRUCKING STRIKE NO BOOM FOR RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRI-VALLEY SCHOOL REPORTS MAY BE READY IN 4 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TWO SIOUX FALLS SOCIAL AGENCIES PLAN EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRUCKING STRIKE NO BOOM FOR RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
LEGISLATION PROPOSES BOOST IN 1979 GRAIN TARGET PRIC,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS FACE 5 TO 23 PERCENT COST INCREASES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*BOOZE TOO HANDY ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.2"
CROP ROTATION MAY SAVE FUEL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
SDSU'S LITTLE INTERNATIONAL AND HOME ECONOMICS EXPOS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
AUCTION OPERATORS UNHAPPY WITH SCABIES RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
SDSU'S LITTLE INTERNATIONAL AND HOME ECONOMICS EXPOS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
LAYER INCREASE PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
FARM LIEN BILL 'AN ACCIDENT',"Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
"RISK, STRESS, DANGER ALL GREAT FOR FARMERS","Argus LeaderApr 05 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
"MAYOR, PROSECUTOR SWAP CARS DURING INVESTIGATION","Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"MAYOR, PROSECUTOR SWAP CARS DURING INVESTIGATION","Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"MAYOR, PROSECUTOR SWAP CARS DURING INVESTIGATION","Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HURDS FOUND IN CONTEMPT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BODELL PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HURDS FOUND IN CONTEMPT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KLESSEN-INTERPRETOR OF THE US-USSR WRESTLING DUAL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN KILLED IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS NARROW MANDAN PATH,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRAW WILL SET NAMES ON BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PURPLE MARTINS SHOW UP EARLY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
USDA TO BUY WHEAT FROM DAKOTA FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ROBBERY SUSPECT IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"ROBERTS TO RESIGN, CITES PRIMARY RACE","Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
USDA TO BUY WHEAT FROM DAKOTA FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
IS PLAYHOUSE GOAL 'CAMELOT' (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHAT ACTOR EXPECTS FROM LOCAL THEATER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FEDS GRANT {dollar}3.7 MILLION FOR HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEETINGS SCHEDULED FOR SEVERAL CITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*BLUE, LEATHER AND A MAN...","Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
"*GLUE, LEATHER AND A MAN...","Argus LeaderApr 05 1980, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*SD REPS AVOID THE WHIRL--SEXUAL ESCAPADES IN DC,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINERAL RIGHTS CONFLICT GROWS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD REPS AVOID THE WHIRL--SEXUAL ESCAPADES IN DC,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS OCCUPY BLACK HILLS LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
INDIANS OCCUPY BLACK HILLS LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*DYSTROPHY DANCE NETS {dollar}40,000-PLUS","Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RISING FUEL COSTS PINCHING SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RISING FUEL COSTS PINCHING SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WEST RIVER RANCHERS SELL PREGNANT CATTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
2 FEDERAL WORKERS TOLD THEIR JOBS BEING CUT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WEST RIVER RANCHERS SELL PREGNANT CATTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
2 FEDERAL WORKERS TOLD THEIR JOBS BEING CUT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AQUIFER'S HIGH QUALITY STUMPS SCIENTISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
2 FEDERAL WORKERS TOLD THEIR JOBS BEING CUT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
US REGISTRATION OF PISTOLS NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
APPROVAL URGED FOR URANIUM ZONING STEPS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*40 YEARS WORTH OF CHANGES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TRIBE LEAVES DEVELOPMENT CORP,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
PRAIRIE DOGS INVADE NEW TERRITORY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
CONFERENCE ON AGING THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TWO ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL WOMAN WINS SPEECH CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CRUISE MISSILE SUPPORT CONTRACTS LET,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BROOKINGS TO HOST 1500 FROM FFA,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"FERTILIZER SUPPLY OK, PRICE IS UP","Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SLURRY CONSTRUCTION 2 YEARS AWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
KULL--FIX CITY PURCHASING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
KULL--FIX CITY PURCHASING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*USD STUDENT LEADERS ELECTED WITHOUT PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HURON'S WALTON LEADS ALL-COLLEGE TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ZELL CORRALS 3 TRACK MARKS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ZELL CORRALS 3 TRACK MARKS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CREEK FISHING...WHAT'S THAT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
KLINKEL WINS CITIZEN'S AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
KLINKEL WINS CITIZEN'S AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.5"
GET READY FOR SIOUX FALLS' FIRST MARATHON,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*SATURDAY NIGHTS BUSY FOR ADLERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*SATURDAY NIGHTS BUSY FOR ADLERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*STONECUTTING...STRONGARM ART,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*STONECUTTING...STRONGARM ART,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ORIENTAL ART LECTURE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
AUDITIONS FOR PLAYHOUSE PRODUCTION-'A LITTLE NIGHT M,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*'PICNIC' IS PICNIC FOR ADULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*DORIS CARLSON--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*SD AIRLINE SELLS STOCK,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*GREENHOUSE SELLS FLOWERS, BEDDING PLANTS IN 8 STATE","Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SD AIRLINE SELLS STOCK,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THEY BANK ON TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*BUSINESS NOTES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
"TRADERS BROUGHT 170,097 CATTLE TO SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
BUSINESSES TO DISCUSS COMPETING IN 1980'S,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
*CLERGY TURN UP HEAT ON THREATENED CLOSING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"WINTER WON'T LET GO--MORE SNOW, COLD AHEAD","Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*PIERRE'S FLOCK READY TO HEAD HOME (WOSTER),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AFS PROGRAM IS LOOKING FOR FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"HARDING LECTURER, NANCY AMIDEI-""POLITICS...","Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HISTORIC SOUTH DAKOTA FOUNDATION INC ACCEPTS...,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
35-YEAR REUNION AT WHS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*COME FLY AWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI BASIN WATER USE NEARLY DOUBLED,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TO BEGIN WORKFARE PROGRAM APRIL 15,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WET, COOL SPRING COULD BE TROUBLESOME","Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARM PLAN INCLUDES TARIFF ANALYSIS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SF LIVESTOCK DEALER SETTLES FED CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LITIGATING US WAYS CARRIED TO EXTREME (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHOW YOUR PRIDE MAY 1-OBSERVE LOYALTY DAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CANTON VOWS STEPS TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*TIMMER SEEKS SECOND TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DANCE FOR DYSTROPHY RAISES {dollar}35,149","Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FISH BIOLOGISTS TO BEGIN TAGGING WALLEYES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATS PAY OFF DEBT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FERTILIZER CUTBACKS DISCOURAGED,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WOFFORD WANTS THIRD TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN BODY REVIEWS FEDERAL CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
EDUCATORS TO KEEP CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PETERSON ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*COLON LEADS USD TO 5TH STRAIGHT CROWN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NORWICK SENTENCED TO SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DAUGHTERS OF NILE INSTALL OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
AMERICAN COLLEGE INDUCTS LAWYER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*SCOUT COUNCIL SELECTS ERICKSON,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
COLLEGE ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
DISABLED VETERANS SELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
JAYCETTES ELECT NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*NUKE FREEZE REFERENDUM WON'T PASS IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PASSOVER--JEWISH PEOPLE COMMEMORATE FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TOT LOSES 4-MONTH STRUGGLE--HURON,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE FAILS TO RETURN AFTER FURLOUGH,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAY VOTE WON'T BE LEGAL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN MUST REPAY EMBEZZLED MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FROM BURGERS TO LOBSTERS AND BACK,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX VALLEY EXPANSION HOPES IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ROWEN TO QUIT TRANSPORTATION POST IN MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY NEEDS STATE AUDIT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HELPFUL NEBRASKA VIEW OF MISSOURI RIVER PACT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OPPOSES STUDENT BUS SERVICE CHANGES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PERSONNEL OFFICE CAUSES UNNECESSARY PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRISONERS' THOUGHTFUL DEED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUCCESSFUL PEACE COMES ONLY THROUGH STRENGTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMISSION TO DISCUSS MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FISHING AREAS MAY OPEN ON JAMES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GETTYSBURG TO VOTE ON WATER LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"HURON MAN GETS {dollar}325,000 FOR INJURIES","Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MUSEUM DIRECTOR GETS {dollar}500 GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PUC MAY CUT PHONE INSTALLATION FEE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INSECTICIDE CALLED SAFE IF USED PROPERLY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
PEOPLE WHO FORECLOSE SAY...,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"*JAMES LIKES SF, CHANCE TO BOX AT OLYMPIC GAMES","Argus LeaderApr 05 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HERE COMES THE SUN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GROUP OK'S STATE PLAN FOR MINN AVE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LESSONS GO BEYOND THE POOL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CONFERENCE COVERS 60 ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SOCIAL CRITIC OPENS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
SOLO PARENTS CONVENTION IS MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
STUDENTS DANCE FOR DYSTROPHY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION MONTH,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
WHITTIER CELEBRATES 100TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
CAMPUS' VALUE SET AT OVER {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S LAWYER SAYS HE'LL APPEAL LIBEL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
O'CONNER HAILS MINN AVE DECISION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SOGGY JOGGING TRAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KROLL SAYS VARIED BACKGROUND STANDS OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DENIES MOTION FOR MISTRIAL IN CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PELTIER SUPPORTERS PREDICT NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
READY-MIX SUPPLIER HAD RESPONSIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPPORTERS MAY RUN OUT OF TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BELIEF THAT WOMEN TAKE ADC IS MYTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GASOLINE IS MUCH CHEAPER OUTSIDE OF SD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CENTER'S PEACE ROLE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WHY WE SHOULD BE MAD AT SOVIETS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SCHMECKFEST MUSICAL PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
EPA TO HELP WITH FIRE CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CITY'S LAWYER SAYS MAN MAY HAVE TO SUE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COMMISSION ORDERS BELL TO FIND CONSUMER LIST,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"DISMISSES SUIT AGAINST JUDGE, SHERIFF","Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HURON DEPUTY PLEADS INNOCENT TO CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PARTICIPATES IN FORUM IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*DELL RAPIDS FARMER SEEKING SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*MYERS WANTS SIOUX FALLS HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*REP EIDY RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*HANSON WILL RUN FOR MINNESOTA CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*RUNS FOR MINNEHAHA COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GRIDLEY ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PETITIONS THROWN OUT AFTER MAIL MIX-UP,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EASTER WEATHER MAY BE LIKE CHRISTMAS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL EXECUTIVE QUITS AFTER 8 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*WEEK OBSERVES CHRIST'S DEATH, RESURRECTION","Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WAGNER KNOWS HE HAS TOUGH JOB AHEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HERE'S A LOOK AT THE REGENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HOOPS' CONTRACT LINKED TO SILENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
REGENTS CONTROL BUDGET OF {dollar}160 MILLION NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
JANKLOW SHOULD PLAY BY RULES OF THE GAME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JAPAN'S BAN ON BASEBALL PLAYERS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PARK BOARD SETS GOLF FEES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMPETITION GETS FREE RIDE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MAKE A DEAL WITH MEXICO (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
MONEY WOULD HELP DOWNTOWN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*STUDENTS TAKE DIRECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VOW TO FIGHT ELIMINATION OF REA,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BINGO BILL--TRIBES ENFORCE FEDERAL RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILLOW LAKE GIRL ESCAPED FROM MAN'S CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CAR INTERIOR RUINED BEFORE FIRE IS PUT OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FUND WILL HELP TEA MAN BURNED IN EXPLOSION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
THEFT CHARGES FILED AGAINST RC LAWYER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TWO BROTHERS CHARGED IN CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*DOKKEN GETS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE DESTROYS ARTESIAN GYM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POWER FAILURE MAKES NIGHT FLIGHT A FRIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ALL-STATE BAND SHARPENS SKILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
REAGAN SHOWS KHADAFY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN LACKS POWER TO SELL POWER DAMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
NEGOTIATION IS THE SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*2-CAR ACCIDENT LEAVES 5 INJURED,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABERDEEN WOMAN DIES OF ACCIDENT INJURIES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENCY PROVIDES {dollar}1.3 MILLION GRANT TO CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRM DISCUSSES FISH DEAL WITH ROSEBUD TRIBE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HERSETH, UDALL CRITICIZE ARIZONA NUCLEAR PACT","Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN SEEKS NEW TRIAL AFTER RAPE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SERVICE BLAMES COMPUTER FOR FALSE REPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*BROWN, WHITE JOIN MAYOR'S RACE","Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"RAINS FLOOD EAST, SNOW BURIES WEST","Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COURT STRIKES DOWN DRUG TAX LICENSING LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STOFFERAHN PLEDGES MORE JOBLESS BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EIDY DECIDES NOT TO SEEK RE-ELECTION TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW SOCK HOP TO KICK OFF SENATE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JEANETTE RANKIN DAY OBSERVANCE SET TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPRING HORSE SHOW CONTINUES THROUGH SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YMCA TO DEDICATE RENOVATED BUILDING SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
1986 SCOUT-O-RAMA STARTS TODAY IN ARENA,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO GET TOUGH ON TRUCK WEIGHT LAWS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JUSTICES ORDER NEW TRIAL FOR WATERTOWN MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MILLER SHRUGS OFF QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RULING STRIKES DOWN COUNTY FARMLAND TAX LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
DEMOCRATS RUN FEWER CANDIDATES THAN GOP,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEACHER GROUP WON'T VOTE ON UNION SWITCH,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*AIR-RAISING EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PUBLIC LOVES A FAILURE, NEWSMAN SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHERE FOOD DOLLAR GOES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY HOME PURCHASE WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEN OF HIGH PURPOSE SHOULD PLAY FAIR (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROBERTS' STATEMENTS DON'T FIT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAKE 26TH ONE-WAY STREET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WRITER NOT QUALIFIED TO JUDGE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PREVENT ANOTHER TRAGEDY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HART DEALS WITH REALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
TV PREACHER SHOWS HOW MILLIONS COME FROM MEDICINE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*IT'S THAT TIME OF THE YEAR IN CLOCK SHOP,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*WEST RIVER ROOTS MOLD, HOLD LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR","Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD VALUES LIVE IN SHOWBIZ,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PAIR ARRESTED ON TAX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CYCLE CLUB MEMBERS FOUND GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NEW 65 LIMIT TO BE STRICT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CEMENT SITE FACES PCB VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
BARN-RAISING IS UPLIFTING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEMOCRATS CAME CLOSE TO BIG YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD LICENSE PLATES NUMBERED BY COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*ALL-COLLEGE PICKS HASSELQUIST, FRICK","Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN SLOW TO ANSWER CALL OF COACHING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*POLLOCK HAS BIG PLANS TO HOOK ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROPOSALS DRAW SPORTSMEN'S IRE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRAPPERS MEETING SET FOR ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.6"
*SHED LIGHT ON A SEXUAL PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*EVA CRAGOE'S BEAVER CREEK EXPERIENCE FLAVORS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
FARM GROUP PREPARES TAPE ON STATE LAWS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FMHA OFFERS MONEY FOR BUSINESS PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO SPEAK AT ECONOMY SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS PAY REWARD FOR CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON COMPANY COMPLETES EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
1/2 PRICE STORE INCREASES SPACE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
BAKERY CHAIN'S SALES RISE QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SHOPKO PLANS TO OPEN SF STORE THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER HEATS UP BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
JOBLESS RATE FALLS IN FEBRUARY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
*JEEP TOWED FROM RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD APPROVES 31.5 MILLION FINANCING PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BIEGELMEIER CREDIT TO JUDICIAL SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LAWMAKERS IGNORED PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MINNESOTAN GIVING SD A BOOST (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS DESERVE THANKS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
GROUP'S PLAN OUT OF TOUGH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CLASS B HONOR TEAM DISPLAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BRANDON MAN SEEKS COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE TO HOLD MEETINGS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
OPTIMISM OF MIDWEST FARM RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
VOLK ASKS ADAMS TO LEAD CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
2 GROUPS PULL OUT OF UNITED WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MINNESOTA BUSINESS CLIMATE POOR,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DOWNTOWN GETS BOOST FROM COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RUSHMORE USES SURVEY TO IMPROVE PARK'S LOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
85 PERCENT OF ELIGIBLE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROFESSOR--BOOK BOOSTS INDIAN ATHLETICS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*ASSAILANT SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*STOLEN JEEP FOUND IN BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ENGINEER--ASH PROCESS EXPENSIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUSTOMERS SHOULD BEWARE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TRESPASS DEFENDANTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*FORMER PRISON OFFICIAL DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOGS COMING IN STRONGEST,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*DRIVER INJURED IN TWO-CAR COLLISION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BENNIS BLAMES STABBING VICTIM FOR FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWINS FANS HAIL OPENER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE SENATOR TO JOIN BUSH STAFF,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CAMPAIGN REFORM LEGISLATION NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REGULATORS MUST HOLD OIL INDUSTRY RESPONSIBLE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*LEGISLATURE FAILED FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CANDY CIGARETTES RIDICULOUS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FOLK FESTIVAL SEEKS FOOD BOOTH OPERATORS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHILDHOOD IDEA BOOSTS INTEREST IN OWN COOKING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BODY IDENTIFIED AS WAKPALA MAN, 26","Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CORN PALACE CLOSES FOR {dollar}600,000 FACELIFT","Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DAKOTA STATE HONORS MASHEK, KUNDERT","Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR WILL SPEAK TO SALVATION ARMY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MORRELL NEGOTIATES CLERICAL CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN DEVOTES LIFE TO PORTRAYING SOUSA,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO DISCONNECTING ODOMETER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCAFFOLD BRIGADE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETIRING NAVY OFFICER GETS SDSU JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY REFUSES TO TAKE STAND ON WETLANDS ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"VISITORS FIND COLD NOSES, WARM HEARTS","Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
INDIANS THREATEN TO BOYCOTT ADVERTISERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MAN ADMITS KILLING BROTHER, ANOTHER MAN","Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GOVERNORS WANT TO DELAY RESERVOIR RELEASE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*VIKINGS BEAT SDSU TWICE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LINCOLN'S BECKSTRAND EARNS 2ND MVP AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*SCHOOL TAKES SHAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
SD FIRMS BID FOR CANADIAN CLIENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
STATE ECONOMY EXPECTED TO SLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
CHRYSLER DRIVES 0 PERCENT DEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*BLAZING TIRES IN ROWENA,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BROTHERS DEBUT TODAY AS GOLF MASTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"STATE FACES BLEAK FUTURE, REPORT SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL UNION AIMS TO REAP INFLUENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DUMP SUIT AN OPTION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--WHAT SHOULD BE CANDIDATES CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
A GOOD WAY TO BEAT LICENSE CONFUSION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NORTH END MESS APPALLING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"RECONCILIATION BEGINS WITH REAL, SHARED GRIEF (L)","Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COUNSELING SERVICES DECLINE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
FREEDOM HAS LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
MUENSTER SHOWS HE CARES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TIRADE BRINGS POTATO CRAVING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SF WOMAN BREATHES LIFE INTO MARY MAGDALENE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAKOTA STATE CAST NOT UP TO CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EXCHANGE PROGRAMS OFFER A WORLD VIEW,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRE STATION TO BE DEDICATED TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS PROBATION FOR CRANK CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RODEO TICKET SELLERS--MIXUP HURTING SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENTENCE REDUCED IN CRACK HOUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNION WORKERS ENDORSE BUTLER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*UNCLAIMED LOOT UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANDERSON IS FAR OUT FRONT IN CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL DISPUTES CANDIDATE'S INEFFICIENCY CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN ISSUE BEST KEPT OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KKLS ALTERS PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RECONCILIATION RAISES HOPES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ASSAULT VICTIM IDENTIFIES HIS ALLEGED ATTACKER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATE ROUNDUP,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRASS FIRE BURNS UNTIL EARLY WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLGA OFFICIALS PONDER SWIMMING POOL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"DAVISON, HANSON VOTERS CREATE WATER BOARD","Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"EGAN, COLMAN SCHOOL CO-OP AWAITS APPROVAL","Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL CLASSES MOVED OUT OF BASEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PARKER MAN ACCUSED OF RAPING CHILD,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
4 CHARGED IN WORTHINGTON DRUG RAID,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
PANEL APPROVES RUSHMORE COIN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATER USE RESTRICTED THIS SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COYOTES REINSTATE BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
MESABA'S FLEET MIGHT BE DOUBLED,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MILBANK COULD LOSE 125 INSURANCE JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
NORWEST SEES PURCHASE MERIT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
PETITIONS FOR FMHA COMMITTEE AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*DRY COUNTY SEES HOPE IN THE CRACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABUSE CASE PROBED AT BRANDON SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONSUMERS STAMP APPROVAL ON CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD SENATORS PRAISE HEINZ,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME, BRANDON AREA (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ISABEL CASE SMACKS OF OLD THEME,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BILL ISN'T ANY DANGER TO PATIENTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*RATING BIDS DEFINE QUALITY OF LOCAL RADIO,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DRAMA DIRECTOR TO LEAVE O'GORMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AREA THEATER GROUPS GATHER FOR 2-DAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
'ARGUS' PUBLISHER HAS HEART SURGERY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ABDUCTION ATTEMPT UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSED ROCKER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RENNER MAN INDICTED ON DRUG, OTHER CHARGES","Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WORKING IN HIGH PLACES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER SUSPENDED FOR TAX LAPSE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLANS TEE OFF NEW COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"ABERDEEN, MILBANK UNIT GETS EXTENDED STAY","Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUMMER ROAD WORK IS DRIVING CONCERN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
LECTURE TO FEATURE SMITHSONIAN OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STORE OWNER FINED FOR LOANING TAPES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN CULTURE PROGRAMS TO BE SHOWN AT SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"BUILD PEOPLE SKILLS, PRIZE WINNER URGES","Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MOBRIDGE MAN CHARGED WITH RIPPING 18 BOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
READY FOR ANOTHER FILM SCRIPT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HOME SCHOOLS RISE IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
SF COURTED AGAIN BY PRO LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*KERKAERT, LINCOLN HOPE TO BE BEST","Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OFFICE SUPPLY FIRM FILES FOR CHAPTER 11,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*FAMILY STRETCHES TO GET BY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
41ST STREET DITCHES NOW WORTH MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF TEETERS ON HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
EMPLOYMENT TRENDS IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
CORPS SHOULDN'T ENDORSE A FLAWED POLICY (PIERRE),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOCAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD REEL SELF IN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SD LEGISLATIVE SESSION (HURON DAILY PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
24 BUSINESSES CHARGED (BROOKINGS DAILY REGISTER),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
CLINTON FOCUSES ONLY ON DOMESTIC POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PERKS WOULD MAKE FORMER SD SENATOR CRINGE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD CONDUCT AT MEETING IS PATRONIZING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SMALL TOWN SPORTS GET LITTLE EXPOSURE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHURCHES' WEAK CONCERN FUELS WITCHCRAFT GROWTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MAIN CAUSES OF DEATH DISPUTED BY READER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
EXPLAIN REASON CLASS B SPORTS ARE SNUBBED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
SF HAS POOR FACILITIES FOR SENIORS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
WASHINGTON WOULD MAKE PERFECT MIDDLE SCHOOL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
'MAJORITY' SHOULD MAKE VOICE HEARD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
PERK RECIPIENTS BALK ON HEALTH CARE PLAN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*AUGUSTANA FULL OF SURPRISES DURING INVITATIONAL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BOATING AND ALCOHOL OFTEN A FATAL MIX,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*SDSU PREPARED MICHIGAN'S DUTCHER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
APPLICATION RECEIVED FOR NATURAL GAS PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ELMAN RENT ALL PLANS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY CONSERVATION FUNDS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FMHA ACCEPTING PLANS FOR SPECIAL HOUSING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS GET A BREAK FROM RISING COSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*SF LAWYER DECLARES STATEHOUSE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*VERMILLION LAWMAKER SEEKING RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
AREA FIREFIGHTERS BATTLE GRASS BLAZES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
FUND-RAISING WALK FOR MS IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
THIRD MAN ARRESTED IN OCCULT RAPE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*HOMEWORK PROGRAM HELPS SOLVE PROBLEMS WITH MATH,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*HONORING THE DEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
RUSHMORE IS NUMBER 1 IN SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
SANTEE TRIBE IN DISPUTE OVER CASINO PROFITS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
PUBLIC VOICES OPPOSITION TO WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
CORSICA NATIVE NAMED TO US LABOR BUREAU,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
DELL RAPIDS GROUP PLANS FAMILY FUN NIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL FIRE DECLARED A FEDERAL DISASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
TYNDALL RECEIVES GRANT FOR SEWER PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
"*LITTLE I, BIG JOB","Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
PEROT SUPPORTER TO START PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.2"
TEACHER TO BE REPRIMANDED FOR PROVIDING TEST ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.F, p.03, col.6"
"*THE LEGEND OF LAMMERS--DAFT, EFFECTIVE","Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*THE SKY'S THE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"*TIJUANA AND ENSENADA ENTICE, EXCITE VISITORS","Argus LeaderApr 05 1992, sect.G, p.02, col.2"
SD RANKS 2ND IN NATION IN TWO-JOB WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MOST VOTERS FAVOR GOP IN LOOK AT GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A SPRING FLING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MANY DELINQUENT IN PAYING COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
REVISE STRATEGY IN WAR ON DRUGS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CITY NOW HAS COMPREHENSIVE WATER NEEDS PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*COMMISSIONER CANDIDATE WANTS PEOPLE INVOLVEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LAMMERS INCIDENT WAS DISGRACE TO DEMOCRATS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HOLIER-THAN-THOU ATTITUDE HARD TO TAKE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*2ND WATERTOWN MAN RECOVERED FROM RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA OFFERS ANTHROPOLOGY DEGREE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN PARTICIPATE IN CHARITY WALK,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MAN CONVICTED IN RAPE, KIDNAPPING","Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MONEY, QUALITY CONCERN SCHOOL HOPEFULS","Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SETTING UP THE SHOT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NURSE DISCIPLINE OFTEN FOR DRUGS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*READ TO YOUR KIDS, SCHOOL PRINCIPAL SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
"GROUP OFFERS SEEDS, PLANTS TO NEEDY","Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ARCHBISHOP OF MOSCOW TO VISIT SD,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SD DEATH PENALTY LAW SECRETIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CRIME VICTIM CONFERENCE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*EVALUATIONS SAVE FIRMS HEALTH COST,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*HIGH FIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LAWN MOWERS READY TO RUIN SPRING PEACE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TEENS SLING SLANG,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*NEVER TAKE RISK OF DRINKING AND DRIVING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*WINTER STRIKES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
POLL--MANY FARMERS LEAVING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PANEL OFFERS DUELING DIAGNOSES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA LIFESTYLES SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
125 GATHER AT FORUM TO DISCUSS HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
REFORMING TAXES TAKES LEADERSHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COMMENT ON SAFETY BLAMES RAPE VICTIM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TIME IS RIGHT FOR PROTESTING TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*RADIO EXECUTIVE BATTLES AGAINST MS WITH A SMILE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHRONIC MS A BUMP IN ROAD FOR TRUCKER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HIGH RATE IN MIDWEST A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
INJECTED DRUG JOINS BATTLE AGAINST MS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*USER FEES OK, BUT PROGRESS IS NECESSARY","Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SATURN DEALERS IN LARGER CITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COLTON MAN INJURED ON LOADING DOCK,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY HELPS VICTIMS OF TORNADOES,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
16 PLAN TO ATTEND TAIWAN CHURCH EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YOUTHS USING SPRAYS IN ASSAULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A TIME TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FLOOD RELIEF BOOSTS FEDERAL AID RANKING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL MURDER SUSPECT WAIVES EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MAN WEARING SKI MASK ROBS COLLECTIONS AGENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PANEL ASKS FOR CHANGE IN ARENA MANAGER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
3 WAGNER MEN DIE IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN RECOVERING FROM SEVERE BEATING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN FIRES SHOTS FROM HER APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SCRATCH TICKET SALES MAKING A REBOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GROUP FINDS FUNDS FOR WETLAND MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES MUST HUSTLE AFTER MIXUP ON PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*UNPACKING,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"1,000 GALLONS OF OIL DRAIN INTO MISSOURI RIVER","Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN WHO URGED MOTHER TO EMBEZZLE JAILED,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
MADISON MAN TO SEEK GOP FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TAPS MITCHELL EXECUTIVE EXPORTER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SAME MAN SUSPECT IN HOLDUPS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WORKERS FLEE AREAS WHERE UNEMPLOYMENT IS HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*RUSHMORE REPLICA RISING IN RUSSIA'S GORKY PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TAX FREEZE LIKELY TO CLOSE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"WHEN IN DEBT, DON'T CUT TAXES (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BASEBALL COMING BACK (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CLOSING OF MAXWELL'S IS A DOWNTOWN TRAGEDY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
BIBLE MAKES CLEAR LIFE STARTS IN WOMB (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
JOHNSON IS BETTER THAN HIGH-PAID LOBBYIST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
PHRASE 'DEADBEAT DAD' TARS ALL WITH ONE BRUSH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
JUDGE ORDERS RETRIAL IN CASE OF CHILD RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD APPROVES VOLGA SOYBEAN PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD OK'S REQUEST FOR PARKING-LOT USAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ASTRONAUT TO SPEAK WITH STATE'S CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIELDS JURY PONDERING HIS FATE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CONFERENCES SERVE AS PARENTAL UPDATE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COLD WEATHER NIPS SPRING FOLIAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHANGE MARKS THIRD MONTH,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*USD HEAD LOSES BIDS FOR MOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROOKINGS MAN ENTERS PLEA IN BURGLARY CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHOPLIFTER SENTENCED TO 6-YEAR PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PRISON TERM FOR BROOKINGS MAN WHO STOLE CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CHIEF OF STAFF KEEPS PLEDGE TO STEP DOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEVELOPERS CAN BUY INDUSTRIAL PARK LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS PANEL APPROVES CANDY-TOSSING BAN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LAKE ANDES PAIR'S DEATHS SEGMENT ON TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*CANTON COMMISSIONERS SQUASH {dollar}100,000 ROAD REQUEST","Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS JAILER'S BITE MEANS AIDS TESTS EVERY 6 MTH,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WAS SD CHESS CHAMPION,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*A LOOK AT MARRIAGE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MADISON MAYOR UNVEILS 10-YEAR PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*FINALIST FOR MINNESOTA SUPERINTENDENT JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SPEAKERS TOUT JOBS PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
BUILDERS--NEW HOMES TOO COSTLY,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
MORRELL'S MIND IS MADE UP ON BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
FARMERS CONSIDER ETHANOL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*CANARIES' CONFERENCE AN ADVENTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SAUNDERS EXPECTED TO LEAVE SF AFTER BRINGING WINNER,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAYOR MEETING GETS RIDDLED WITH SARCASM,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MY BAG PLEASE,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HONORED AT ST. JOSEPH'S CATHEDRAL,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS HAILED AS COMMON GROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SELF-TAUGHT COOK IS A PASTA PERSON,"Argus LeaderApr 05 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PEOPLE REACT TO ENERGY PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD DELEGATION SPLIT ON ENERGY PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CITY'S LARGE BUILDING TEMPS TO BE ADJUSTED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
KNOBE'S HANDLE FITS CITY NEEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
KNOBE'S HANDLE FITS CITY NEEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*COMMUNICATION SNAG QUINN'S FIRST TARGET,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMMUNICATION SNAG QUINN'S FIRST TARGET,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIPPLER HAS NOT GIVEN UP,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WASTE TREATMENT BOND NEEDS 60 PERCENT VOTER APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WATERTOWN BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION DELAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WAGNER ROUNDING UP GAS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE STRIKE CAUSING CONCERN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE STRIKE CAUSING CONCERN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER BOMB THREATS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOY INCOMPETENT TO STAND TRIAL-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*RECORD-BREAKER DAVE LARSEN WAITS FOR WARM WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
FAMILY VIOLENCE CONFERENCE SET,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
UNEMPLOYMENT UP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*BOGUS {dollar}100 BILLS HIT SIOUX FALLS MALL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A PRAYER VIGIL TO GREET EASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOGUS {dollar}100 BILLS HIT SIOUX FALLS MALL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS READY TO FIGHT MINING FIRM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS SAY MX MISSILES VIOLATE THEIR TREATY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*FRAGILE TESTIMONY IN COLOR AND LIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YMCA BENEFITS MEN AND WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*MEMORIES DIM, BUT THE SPIRIT'S STRONG","Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
PRO RODEO BATTLES TO PROVE SPORT IS HUMANE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WRESTLING COACH DAN GABLE TALKS ABOUT BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"SURVIVAL RATE LOW, BUT PHEASANT RESTOCKING PAYS","Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD WILDLIFE SURVIVES MILD WINTER IN GOOD SHAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
LONG TAX FORM OFTEN WORTH THE TROUBLE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
EMERGENCY CARD BUSINESS OPENS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
SD TOWNS TO VOTE TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SOLVING PROBLEMS IS A TEAM EFFORT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HIGH PRODUCTION LOWERS HOG PRICES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
FEDS TO BEGIN BUYING WHEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
HOPE OF EASTER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SETTING RATE FOR NORTHWEST BELL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SETTING RATE FOR NORTHWEST BELL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
A BETTER IDEA FOR CAR LICENSES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GROUND RULES FOR POLITICAL LETTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
POLICE VIEW BOARD ESSENTIAL FOR ALL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GROUND RULES FOR POLITICAL LETTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RETALIATION AGAINST RUSSIA BACKFIRES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
INDIAN GROUP URGES WORKSHOP RETENTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
AN EXPENSIVE LESSON IN PURCHASING HOME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
WICK-MODERATION MISSING IN BONDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
WICK-MODERATION MISSING IN BONDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
CARTHAGE MAN DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PINE RIDGE TRIBAL POLICE OFFICER KILLED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE YOUTHS ADJUDGED DELINQUENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
FIRED STAFFER WON'T BE REHIRED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PROPERTY TAX REFUNDS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PHONE TRANSFORMERS POTENTIAL HAZARD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SF FIRMS SCRAMBLE FOR LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INDIANS--WE'RE IN HILLS TO STAY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*INDIANS--WE'RE IN HILLS TO STAY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*A LOOK AT 2 SOUTH DAKOTA WRITERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*A LOOK AT 2 SOUTH DAKOTA WRITERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*A LOOK AT 2 SOUTH DAKOTA WRITERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
RUSSIANS MOVE INTO US TRACTOR MARKET,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TO TICKET JUVENILES FOR MINOR OFFENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TO TICKET JUVENILES FOR MINOR OFFENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUSSIANS MOVE INTO US TRACTOR MARKET,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RETIRING EDUCATOR--CHILDREN BEST PART OF JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUSSIANS MOVE INTO US TRACTOR MARKET,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RETIRING EDUCATOR--CHILDREN BEST PART OF JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TO TICKET JUVENILES FOR MINOR OFFENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EVEN FREE ANIMALS ARE COSTLY FOR A ZOO,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTING DISTRICT 80 PERCENT INDIAN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VOTING DISTRICT 80 PERCENT INDIAN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RAISING ODDS AGAINST MURDER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDS FUEL TAX TO OPERATE RAILS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WOULDN'T TRADE USA FOR LIFE IN RUSSIA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ETSI WOULDN'T BE 1ST MISSOURI WATER TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'VICTOR/VICTORIA'-EDWARDS SCORES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LAW STUDENTS' PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LEGIONETTE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ARMY RECRUITER GETS 2 MEDALS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*GUARDS DESCRIBE STABBINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEW NOMINATING PETITIONS STILL OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOES WILL PICKET WATT TALK HERE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE RULES SIOUX GOLD SUIT BELONGS IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PAST NAACP HEAD FACES DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HOSPITAL BIASED, MAN TESTIFIES-WINNER","Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CITY APPROVES SALE OF UNNEEDED MINI-BUSES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
JUNIOR COLLEGE TO OFFER 1ST YEAR WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SUSPECT ARRESTED FOR ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
A CHANGE OF MIND (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATT SHOULD TAKE SIDE OF INDIAN SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HALLEEN TO SEEK SECOND HOUSE TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HIATT SEMINARY'S YOUNGEST PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*MUENSTER SEEKS DIST 12 SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN ADVISED TO OK NSC BUILDING BONDS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
POWER RESTORED IN NORHTWEST SD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2 MEN CHARGED WITH AERIAL HUNTING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INMATE IN PRISON UNTIL APPEAL HEARD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
OFFICIAL SAYS HE WAS MISUNDERSTOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
MARTIN LOVES THOUGHT OF TAKING OVER TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WINZENBURG SURVIVES CRASH COARSE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWYERS--ELECTION CAN WIN COURT TEST,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN FLIGHT SERVICE FULL TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
OVERCROWDING CALLED NUMBER 1 POBLEM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*INTERPRETER IS LIFELINE FOR DEAF PERSON IN COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*UP WITH PEOPLE NAMES DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS WRITE POETRY FOR BOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CONSERVATION GROUP SELECTS KREBS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*DAKOTA STATE PRESENTS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"*MAN ADMITS ESCAPE, SEX OFFENSE","Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNCIL TABLES PAC-MAN SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATES MAY WORK ON TREE FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN JAILED FOR ALTERING VOTES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY DIOCESE REACHING OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STAGE BEING SET FOR BLAIR'S TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
111 APPLY FOR VERMILLION CITY MANAGER JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIBERALISM LOSING GROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TREES MAKE WAY FOR STREET,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY COMMISSION PICKS PRINTER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
O'CONNOR SENTENCED TO LIFE IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WHERE FREEDOM ENDS IN MISSILE DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARCHITECT WILL DESIGN COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NO DANGER SEEN AFTER TRUCKS FILLED WITH BAD FUEL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
YMCA HONORS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CIRCUIT JUDGE OF 27 YRS TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FARMERS WARNED OF CORN PESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JUDGE WILL RULE ON LOWER BRULE TRIBAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LAST WINTER STATE'S 2ND MILDEST,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
NOTED BIOLOGIST WILL JOIN SDSU STAFF,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JUDGE LIMITS DRUG CHARGES AGAINST BAYER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAKING IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HIGHER INTEREST DOESN'T DAMPEN HOME SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'MOSCOW ON THE HUDSON' WORTH GOING TO,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CHALLENGES PEOPLE TO ACT ON THEIR DREAMS, BELIEFS","Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*6 HONORED FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SYMPHONY CONCERT FEATURES MUSICAL STORY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
'YOU'RE IN UP TO YOUR EYEBALLS',"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMITTEE STUDYING SCHOOL SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION MEMBERS PLAN MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INQUEST JURORS DELIBERATE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES BENEFIT WILL ROAST ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE OFFERS CHANCE TO SAVE AVENUE PARKING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*'THOSE PEOPLE KNOW ME, THEY TRUST ME'","Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SMALLEST BANK BUILDS ROOM TO GROW,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOUSING AUTHORITY APPROVES APARTMENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"HANDICAPPED, ELDERLY OUT OF HOUSING (L)","Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SOVIET, US NAVY TALKS (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ZONING MAIN PROBLEM IN FOSTER HOME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INSENSITIVE ATTITUDE TOWARD HANDICAP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CONTINUE WORK ON HOME-RULE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE CLOSES SOME ROADS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STURGIS MAN FACES CHARGES OF ARSON,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER CRITICIZES REUTTER VERDICT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*BARNES ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*RENTSCHLER WILL RUN FOR COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CANDIDATES FILE NOMINATING PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
EQUALIZATION BOARD MEETS IN APRIL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
REPUBLICANS HIRE ORGANIZATIONAL DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"BELL, MANGELS FACE PRIMARY","Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
14 LAWMAKERS WON'T RUN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
STATE TO GET MONEY FOR WEATHERIZING HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
STUDDED TIRES MUST BE REMOVED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
VOLUNTEER OFFICE WANTS AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CAUSE STILL SOUGHT FOR OPERA HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"CITY, AGENCY TEST WELLS, SOIL FOR CHEMICALS","Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
DAKOTA WESLEYAN PLANS NATIONAL CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE WAS WRONG TO DISMISS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER PROPOSES CHANGE IN TRUCKING TAXES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
REGENTS WANT TO KNOW ABOUT CAMPUS LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BELL CAN CHARGE FOR REPAIR CALL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
SCHERSCHLIGT SPRINGS INTO GOLF AT PRO-AM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*CHURCHES DARKEN, AWAIT EASTER'S LIGHT","Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*HOOPS WILL GET {dollar}75,000","Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS HEEDS THE CALL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*BRUSH WITH THE FAMOUS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*DESERVE SUPPORT FOR BIG CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AMERICANS LIVING LONGER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BUILDING THE MILITARY WILL NOT BRING PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
MX MISSILES NOT NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
RERUNS OF SPRING A TREAT FOR TRAVELERS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
MX HELPS ASSURE FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
REAGAN DIMS FARM HOPES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
EASTER IS THE BEST OF DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*FOSS--PHOENIX WILL BE HOME TO NFL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THREE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG-MAKING SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOP NAMES 5 TO STATE PARTY EXECUTIVE BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK TO LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE THROWS OUT SUIT AGAINST SOCIAL WORKER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KIDS SET TO HUNT EASTER EGGS THIS MORNING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROPOSED WASTE SITE CONTAMINATED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOSS' LIFE BLOOMS SINCE MEETING GOD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COORS GIVES TO POACHER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DRAFTER ASKED CHEM-NUCLEAR FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTA JOBLESS RATE CLIMBS AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER PLEADS GUILTY TO GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ARRESTS EXPECTED AT BASE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BURN VICTIMS LEARN TO LIVE WITH PAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EX-WIFE TAKES JUDGE TO COURT FOR ALIMONY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BURN UNIT ALLOWS VICTIMS TO STAY CLOSE TO HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD IS A TOUGH STATE TO BEAT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO MAKE AIR TRAVEL SAFE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CORRECTIONS NEEDED AT ZOO (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BUS ADS MIGHT BLOCK VIEW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DEBATING IS NOT A KEY SKILL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GIVE NICARAGUANS PEACE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
INDIANS OWE INSTRUCTOR A THANK-YOU,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FINANCIAL REPORT MIXED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOOSE HUNTING PLAN FALLS SHORT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TROUT TO BE RELEASED IN NORTHEAST IOWA,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"*PREDICTIONS--ROYALS, DODGERS, METS","Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RUMOR OF TRACK CLOSINGS DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*FOR THE HEALTH OF IT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"'GO FORTH AND WIN,' WOMEN TOLD AT RALLY","Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW STIRS UP HEARINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY CANCER VICTIM TO GET WISH,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SENATE RACE NOT TOO DIVISIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
3-YEAR-OLD GIRL PULLED FROM HOTEL POOL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"WORKSHOPS TO UNITE FARMERS, COMPUTERS","Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"JURY AWARDS {dollar}300,000 AFTER FATAL CYCLE ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SNOWSTORM CUTS ELECTRICAL POWER IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROSECUTOR WANTS BETTER LAW OFFICER TRAINING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CANDIDATE DENIES CONFLICT IN HUSBAND'S LEGAL CLIENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FIRE TEMPORARILY CLOSES HALFWAY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS DISCUSS NEW DAM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SCULPTOR'S WIDOW WORKS TO FINISH DREAM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ELIZABETH HOEPPNER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
AUGUSTANA OFFERS OUTDOOR CAMP FOR CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
SDSU INSTRUCTOR TO SPEAK ON NEW BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TOURISM OFFICIALS EMPHASIZE RIVER'S ROLE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*IN CORSON, ALL THE TOWN'S A STAGE","Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S RENTAL HOUSING CODE UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REPERTOIRE GALORE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LIBRARY AMNESTY PERIOD IN EFFECT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HORSE SHOW SET FOR EXPO BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
YEAGER SCHOLARSHIP BEGUN AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DON'T STOP VICTIMS FROM STEPPING FORWARD (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RAMP CRITICAL TO CITY'S DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TRICKLE-DOWN EFFECT ISN'T SOLVING PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONDITION OF GIRL UPGRADED TO FAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION SET,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CELEBRITY PROMOTION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FAITH LIVES IN DIFFERENT TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARM BANKRUPTCIES OUTPACE '86,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEATHER LESSONS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*IRAN AFFAIR NOT BAD AS WATERGATE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLITICAL GROUPS SEEK PARTY STATUS FOR PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION TO CONSIDER HOUSING ENDORSEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEMOCRATS TO SQUARE OFF ON PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RELAY CELEBRATES SOBRIETY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BLACK HAWK RESIDENTS CLASH ON INCORPORATION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CROPLAND TURNED WETLAND WORRIES OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WILLIAMS REPORTS 450-GALLON SPILL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AUTHORITIES STUDY HARDWICK CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FATAL FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL MEETING DRAWS 100,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLOWING DUST CONTROLLABLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONCERNED CITIZENS OWE CITY'S VOTERS ANSWERS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MERGER WON'T BRING HIGHER COSTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE NEED GOD'S HELP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*CANTON FARMER SEEKS DISTRICT 16 SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DEMPSTER ENTERS DISTRICT 15 RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"FIRST CITY MAN WINS {dollar}7,000 IN LOTTERY","Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY MEETS IN JENNER CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE SEARCHED FOR FUGITIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILES INJURED IN TWO-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRED RETAIL LEADER TO START OWN GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REFUELING INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS TO HELP CLEAN WALL LAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
97 LEGISLATIVE BALLOT SPOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HERSETH TO RUN FOR DISTRICT 2 SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ECONOMIST FORESEES FARM RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
WOUNDED KNEE BATTLE BRINGS WRITER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HISTORIC HOME NEEDS BUYER TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DISHING UP HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTER HELPS PHARMACISTS INFORM CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CALENDAR TO FEATURE SOUTH DAKOTA FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
LAWRENCE TOP ESSAYIST IN OPTIMIST DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*BINGER SELECTED LEGIONNETTE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*BRADBERRY NAMED LEGIONNAIRE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
SOPHOMORES TO ATTEND LEADERSHIP SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
THREE BANK INSTRUCTORS HONORED BY PEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*MCDONALD LEADS 'A' HONOR SQUAD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ZULK TURNS DOWN COACHING JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*PRESSLER FAILS TO REPORT TRIP TO GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOL BUILDING BIDS OPENED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEFENSE QUESTIONS MEDICS ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*KDLT'S INGRASSIA WINS FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CARD GAME DRAWS GROUPS OF PLAYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION IS NOT INHERENT RIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHANGES ARE IN ORDER IN THE NEW ERA (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HUNKING SHOULD READ VOTES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PUBLIC OPINIONS ON ESCORT SERVICES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' BASHES REPUBLICANS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
PROFESSORS USE COLUMN AS WAY TO TEACH PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BILL SEEKS VOICE FOR SD IN DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS HOSTS BEE ON GEOGRAPHY SKILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER BAKER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GROUP TO HOLD FORUM ON TV SEX, VIOLENCE","Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS CHURCH PLANS SEMINAR TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'BULL DURHAM' STAR TO FILM IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
APARTMENTS COULD REVITALIZE DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN COUNCIL HOSTS AWARENESS DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRISON MUST BE INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NORTHWEST TAKEOVER COULD HURT STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY WOMAN SENTENCED IN CRACK DEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HYUNDAI CONSIDERS STATE'S GRAIN TRADE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE JUDGE DENIES REQUEST TO MOVE TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD IN RUNNING FOR BEEF IMPORT FIRM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RULING GIVES PATROL AUTHORITY ON INDIAN ROADS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE ASKS CORPS TO REVISE RIVER PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RECEIPTS AT THE SIOUX FALLS STOCK YARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STATE TO JOIN LOTTO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CIRCUS IS STILL A THRILL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CONCERT RAISES NEW ISSUES ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDY FINDS PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT LOW,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DASCHLE JOINS TRIP TO MEET GORBACHEV,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BACKS UP ITS ANTI-DUMP RHETORIC (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DISCRIMINATION NEEDED FOR NONSMOKERS' HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEP ART IN CURRICULUM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POOR WAGES MAR FINE CITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BROCCOLI OVERPLAYED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CHARGE AGAINST NORTH COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
SCHOOL ACTION STILL POSSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*STORM OF PROTEST MIGHT FORCE REYNOLDS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'TURTLES' ARE KNOCK OUT AT BOX OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DIRT BAND ENDURES 23 YEARS OF CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CASE OF MEASLES REPORTED IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEATING HELP WILL BE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER URGES ALZHEIMER'S FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE GRANTED FUNDS FOR WATER TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BLAZE CONSUMES VALLEY SPRINGS FARROWING HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER'S PLEDGE IS ATTACKED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MURDER GETS LIFE FOR HALLOWEEN KILLING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STUDENT GROUP AIRS TUITION HIKE CONCERN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEMINIST FIRE BURNS AGAIN IN 1990S,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HARRISBURG RESIDENTS PRESENT 3 SCHOOL PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
2 CITY MEN CHARGED WITH RAIDING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPANY DROPS LAND FARM PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FREEMAN TAPS IN ON GOLF COURSE PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
CHESTER FARMER WINS CORN GROWER CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MICKELSON DISPUTED ECONOMIC RATINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DAKOTA CHEESE ACCEPTS STATE'S OFFER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
US WEST PLANS TO MONITOR UTILITY METERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MOISTURE HELPED WINTER WHEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
CARETRAUM GETS 1 MARCH 911 CALL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KIDS KNOW WHERE IT'S AT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE POLITICOS STUNNED BY DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
MARKS 40TH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*FORMER PHYSICS TEACHER NOW INSTALLS CHURCH ORGANS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
GROUPS TO PRESENT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
TRIO OF COUNTRY LEGENDS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PHOTO EXHIBIT OPENS AT BROOKINGS MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
FLAVOR FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*INCOME TAX CAN AID EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WWI TREATY TAUGHT NEED FOR ENFORCEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*JUMPING PATRIOT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CONTROLLED BURNS SPREAD IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOTORISTS INJURED IN HEAD-ON COLLISION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFERS REWARD FOR BOMB THREAT INFO,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKY WALKER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGHWAY PLAN CALLED DISASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SYMENS--MICKELSON LOST GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PARADING THE FLAG,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN IS SUING BROTHER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WEAPON INCIDENT RESULTS IN CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BAR REOPENS UNDER RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FREDERICK GRAIN ELEVATOR DESTROYED BY BLAZE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAIL GROUP WANTS TO OPERATE LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FAIRFAX CURES ITS DOCTOR ILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLITICAL PERKS ARE MODEST LUXURIES IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WALTON MASTERED RETAILING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WILL I EVER BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*TEENS ARE TALKING WITH COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*YAC PROFILE--RURAL BRANDON,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DASCHLE'S VOTING SHOWS HIS COLORS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ND SENATOR SETS GREAT EXAMPLE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
UNCOMMITTED GOP DELEGATE BETRAYS VOTERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SPORTS CAN'T SUGAR-COAT BIGOTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
RETIN A NOT APPROVED TO FIGHT WRINKLES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*AMHERST SENATOR SEEKING RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SCOTLAND LAWMAKER ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SLAIN FUGITIVE WAS ON LIST OF SUSPECTS IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CALIFORNIA MAN CONVICTED OF DRUG TRAFFICKING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*JUDGMENTS INVOLVING CHILDREN ARE BEST, WORST PART","Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MACHINERY, ANIMALS RECEIVE BLESSING","Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY TO CONSIDER RAZING MOBILE HOME PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE BENEFITS OF WALKING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PLANNERS WANT REPEAT OF PARADE HAILING VETS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"HURON, MITCHELL PONDER WASTE DEAL","Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE GETS GRANT FOR HOUSING PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SUBJECT OF SEARCH WAIVES EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"TEEN STOPS FIRE, PULLS MAN FROM SCENE","Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BUILDING NESTING AREAS FOR ENDANGERED BIRDS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
POWER COMPANIES BILLED FOR COMPACT COSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
TOURISM SPENDING LAGS BEHIND NATIONAL AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
STATE LOOKS ABROAD FOR VISITORS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
INDIAN YOUTH CONFERENCE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
PROGRAM TO TREAT INHALANT ABUSERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
IRS LABEL DOES NOT SPUR AUDIT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
INSURANCE ISSUES TROUBLE COMPANIES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"*TEAM POOL TOURNEY DRAWS 1,300 PLAYERS","Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SDSU WINS SOFTBALL TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
INMATE FLEES DURING VISIT TO HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HOSPITAL WILL DELAY EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"US FUTURE IS SHAKY, MANY SAY","Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PIPELINE FIRM SHOULD LIVE UP TO PROMISE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CIGARETTE SMOKE CAUSES ASTHMA ATTACKS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COSTNER COMPLEX IS GOOD FOR SD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BAN ON HOMOSEXUALS SHOULD NOT BE LIFTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
ANTIQUE DEALERS FEEL CHEATED BY MALL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HUNKING HAS VISION NEEDED FOR BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
DIVER FINDS BREAK IN AMOCO PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LEAK IS DOUBTFUL IN WILLIAMS PIPELINE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW PRINCIPLE NAMED AT CITY MIDDLE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON MAN DIES FROM GUN MISHAP,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
950 LOSE ELECTRICITY IN MECHANICAL FAILURE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CITY MOTORISTS FACE MAZES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON PLANNING INPUT SESSIONS ON SD REACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STUDY SUPPORTS OMNI THEATER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MAN IN WHEELCHAIR HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY DECISION PENDING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
HURON POSTAL CENTER SCALED BACK,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE DISMISSES SOME CHARGES IN SEX TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*MAN HELPED IN RESEARCH PROJECT FOR ALZHEIMER'S,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INDUSTRY BENEFITS BY TREATING ANIMALS WELL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LAWYERS TO OFFER ADVICE TO CALL-INS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
"BEAM IT UP, BROOKINGS","Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
*PATIENCE LEADS TO STATE RECORD NORTHERN PIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SDSU TO INTERVIEW COACHING CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CALCIUM AND EXERCISE HELP FIGHT BONE LOSS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
IT'S NEVER TOO EARLY TO BATTLE OSTEOPOROSIS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*HERB SEEDS CAN BE PLANTED BEFORE LAST FROST,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DISPUTE FORCES HUTTERITES FROM COLONY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA PROPERTY VALUES RISE BY {dollar}287 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"AREA HOG PRODUCERS SHOULD CHIP IN, TOO (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
DOESN'T DESERVE ALL THE BLAME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
GREEDY MORRELL ISN'T WORTH MORE MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
STATE'S MEDIA IGNORED DEMOCRATIC DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
DON'T BE TOO HASTY IN KNOCKING DEMOCRATS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
STATE GOP LEADERS TOOK UNDESERVED CREDIT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
LEGISLATIVE SESSION ACCOMPLISHED LITTLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.A, p.13, col.4"
CHEMICAL CAUSES STINK AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAR PARKED IN LANE CAUSES I-29 ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WHITE EAGLE DELAYS TV-SHOW APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIAL STARTS IN FEDERAL COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CHANGE VOTE FACES DELAY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RACES EMERGE IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EAC DONATIONS DON'T BOTHER JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOST SOUTH DAKOTANS OWN GUNS FOR HUNTING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH PLAN NEEDS TO GET SUPPORT NOW,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TOP MOTHER PROUD OF KIDS' SUCCESSES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN KILLER APPEARS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS BUYS NEW TRASH COMPACTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUPLE FACES TRIALS ON LEAVING CHILD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MADISON LIBRARY SEEKS TAX FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*WE THOUGHT IT WAS SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*TO FINANCE SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
WAUBAY MAY LOSE STUDENTS OVER REHIRING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MANNA CENTER PLANS TO APPEAL TAX DECISION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SEEKS LAND TO OFFER SOYBEAN PLANT IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
CITIES APPLY NEW LAW TO DENY BEER PERMITS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MORE HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES FOR COLLEGE CREDITS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA LIFESTYLES SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
LOCAL COMPANY TO TEACH BASIC SKILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CANARIES GAMBLE ON GUERRERO,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BEATTIE WILL WORK WITH PITCHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD EXCELS IN TWINKIE CONSUMPTION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*VARIETY IS RULE--READERS OPEN UP & SHARE FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DRESSINGS CAN ADD FAT TO A NORMALLY LEAN FARE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*WOMAN FINDS MANY USES FOR BEANS, EVEN IN BREADS","Argus LeaderApr 06 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*DASCHLE LEADS FIGHT AGAINST CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CONVICTED MAN MIGHT RECEIVE A THIRD TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STATE SEEKS TO COMPLETE OVERDUE FIRE INSPECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LET MAYOR'S TAX PLAN REST IN PEACE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KEEP FEDERAL REGS THAT PROTECT PUBLIC (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ALL-DAY KINDERGARTEN POSITIVE MOVE FOR KIDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL STRIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION ERRS IN TRANSLATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
JOHNSON NOTHING MORE THAN A BENCH-WARMER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*TROUPE TO PRESENT MUSIC OF LLOYD WEBBER IN MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KEEPING SECRET CAN BUILD CONFIDENCE BUT HURT OTHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*FAMILY TOGETHERNESS BEST PART OF VACATION (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FACULTY SALARIES AT COLLEGES (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SERVING IT UP,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WINTER ENDURED, SPRING ENJOYED","Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEARLY TWO MILLION WALLEYE CAUGHT IN 1994,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KTTW DOESN'T PLAN TO INCREASE POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*POLICE RELEASE SKETCH OF ROBBERY SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SEEKS INTERN FOR SENIOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AFTER-SCHOOL FIGHT TURNED NASTY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
KINDERGARTEN PLAN FOES UNITE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CHRISTIANS TARGET MONGOLIAN TV,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MADISON ANTI-TAX GROUP FAILS TO FILE DATA,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
HISTORIC BUILDING GOES UP IN FLAMES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"LETCHER MAN, 35, DIES IN ROLLOVER","Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS ZONING BOARD OK'S HUGE DAIRY FARMS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EX-TEXAS GOVERNOR TO SPEAK AT DINNER,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*HIGHWAY 81 DAMAGE RESTRICTS TRUCK TRAVEL,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE DROPS CASE OF PARENTAL KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
3-DAY CONVENTION ON GEOGRAPHY OPENS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN SCIENCE TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*APARTMENT PROJECT MAY EASE HOUSING CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*ON ITS WAY TO A NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
LAWMAKERS PRESS CASE FOR RIVER CHANGES,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MEANS' SON SUES RAPID CITY POLICE FOR {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"BUDGET, LOTTERY HEADS APPOINTED BY JANKLOW","Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
BROOKINGS COMMISSION CANDIDATE TRIES TV ADS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
*PAROLE HEARINGS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*A SURE SIGN OF SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NEW STATE PHONE POLICY PROPOSAL REQUIRES PAYBACK,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MAN CHARGED IN BEATING OF SIOUX FALLS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HIGH COURT ENDS EMBARGO ON RELEASING DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*HISTORIC BARN DESTROYED BY FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
CLEANING UP ELLSWORTH COULD KEEP BASE OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
EXTRADITION REQUEST DENIED BY A MINNESOTA JUDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LAWMAKER MAY SEEK TAX AMENDMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*DOWNTOWN TUNNELS DISAPPEAR OVER TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*MORRELL RESUMES STOCKYARDS BUYING,"Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
"COLD TEMPS, RAINY WEATHER DELAYS SPRING PLANTING","Argus LeaderApr 06 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CRAIG BRIGHT WON THE GREATER SF GOLDFISH EATING,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER SAYS PRESSURE IS OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEXICO TO TRANSFER COWAN TO US JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
'YES' VOTE URGED ON BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
'YES' VOTE URGED ON BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CANCER SOCIETY APPRECIATED COVERAGE OF MYRON FLOREN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW-VETERAN'S TUITION BILL NOT A PARTISAN ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
JANKLOW-VETERAN'S TUITION BILL NOT A PARTISAN ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SENTIMENT SHOULD NOT PREVENT A SEASON ON MOURNING DOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*CINDY HEYDEN LIKES IOWA STYLE OF PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GOV JANKLOW LISTENS TO A SINGING TELEGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN BILL ENDORSED-GRAIN STORAGE TERMINALS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"REP RICHARD NOLAN, D-MINN, SUPPORT KENNEDY FOR PRESIDENT","Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DESPITE {dollar}7 MILLION BONUS SOME SCHOOLS TO GET LESS AID,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE AID ESTIMATED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*STUDENTS TAKING PART IN THE 'BED RACES' DURING GREE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR BACKS LEGAL COST RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
SIOUX CITY-'SIOUXPERLAND' PROVES PROFITABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
WEATHER-PROOFING GRANT AWARDED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
KOBH IN HOT SPRINGS SALE PENDING,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
{dollar}128 MILLION COLLECTED IN TAXES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
NUMBER OF CAMPERS TO BE LIMITED-LEWIS & CLARK CAMPGROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
PAROLE BOARD HEAD REAPPOINTED-RICAID BATTEY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
MAN CHARGED IN BOMB THREATS-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
GAS FEARS DON'T WORRY TRAVEL CHIEF,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.2"
ELKTON TO FIGHT FLUORIDATION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.3"
JUDGESHIP COMMITTEE CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TRAFFIC CITATIONS CONFUSE, ANGER MOTORIST","Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"TRAFFIC CITATIONS CONFUSE, ANGER MOTORIST","Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THE RETURN OF THE JABBERWOCK COFFEE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*JOURNALS-FOR THERAPY, FANTASIES OR FUN","Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NATIONAL ALL-STAR TEAMS INCLUDE TWO YANKTON GIRLS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BASKETBALL IN ISRAEL A REVELATION FOR NELSON,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS LEASING MACHINERY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAMBLING STUDY DENIED BY LEGISLATIVE BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*MODEL PLANES OFFER THRILLS, SPILLS","Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SELENIUM NOW CONSIDERED ESSENTIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CANDIDATE MAY CONTEST RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SATURDAY MAIL STILL VITAL NEED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOVE TO SAVE RAILS A NECESSARY STEP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS' RIGHTS AHEAD OF CJ'S BAR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CONSERVATION ACT DRAWS OPPOSITION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DIET SUPPLEMENT ADVISED FOR COWS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RELIGIOUS THEFTS MAY BE ORGANIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS UNION WARNS OF CREDIT CRISIS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICEMAN SHOOTING TERMED ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD WIND EROSION INCREASES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*OFFICIALS CONFRONT INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OFFICIALS CONFRONT INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POPULATION DICTATES QUOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL PRODUCTION OF COMEDY 'THE MISER',"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*FILMS DON'T CATCH EXCITEMENT OF CHARACTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LEAD SHOT FOES APPEAL BAN VERDICT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UNDERSIZED JACKS POWER TRACK TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNDERSIZED JACKS POWER TRACK TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TSCHETTER LEADS STATE'S GOLFERS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*JANKLOW--TRADE POTENTIAL IN SOUTH AMERICA,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JANKLOW--TRADE POTENTIAL IN SOUTH AMERICA,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER PROJECT STUDIED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN PLEADS NO CONTEST IN FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AG LEADER SELLS RANCH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AG LEADER SELLS RANCH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER PROJECT STUDIED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
US ATTORNEY--MOVE TRIALS TO RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
US ATTORNEY--MOVE TRIALS TO RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*PEELING BARK TO BE USED FOR TEEPEE POLES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
TICKETING YOUTH A NEEDED STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TICKETING YOUTH A NEEDED STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER HOSPITAL CARE OF GRANDSON PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UNION GROUP PICKS EVENSON,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNION GROUP PICKS EVENSON,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ISRAELI OFFICIAL HERE THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
21ST STREET TO BE BRIGHTER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN REPORTS PURSE SNATCHING,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BURGLARY CASE TRANSFERRED TO CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CUTWORMS INFEST FIELDS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOBIL HOME PARK RENT STRIKE FIZZLES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
MOBILE HOME PARK RENT STRIKE FIZZLES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CITY AFFIRMS ACCOUNTING VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE LIFTS IRRIGATION BAN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*INMATE OUTLINES PRISON UPRISING AT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VARDI RESIGNS AS SYMPHONY LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WATT--DEVELOPMENT RIGHT, TIME WRONG","Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*CHIMNEY INSULATION FIRM OPENS HEADQUARTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY WATER SUPPLY STUDY MOVED UP 10 YEARS-1983,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP PLANS EASTER SERVICE AT MISSILE SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE ISN'T GOBBLING UP CHEESE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PICKETERS QUIT WITHOUT SEEING WATT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
'NEVER SAY DIE' REAFFIRMED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HAPPY ENDING FOR POLISH ARMY FAMILIES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*KENNEDY SEEKS RE-ELECTION TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SHERIFF HAWKEY RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*THOMAS CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KRULL--10 YEARS IN LEGISLATURE ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
O'CONNOR HAS NO PICK FOR RUNNING MATE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CODINGTON-PERKINS DISASTER AREAS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ELLSWORTH MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING-BE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ELLSWORTH MAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING--BOX ELDER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HURON MIDCOM PLANT WILL CLOSE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LETTER CARRIERS PLAN RC CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RIVER WATER DIVERTED INTO POINSETT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ROBERTS PLANS 8 WATER MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE VACATION GUIDE READY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SUNFLOWER SWITCH TO CHICAGO SEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2 SD MEN CHARGED WITH MURDER--RELIANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY ELECTIONS NEXT WEEK IN AREA TOWNS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
GROUP HAS ETSI COUNTEROFFER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SHANNON COUNTY TO HAVE SPECIAL ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
9 RUNNING FOR COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*COMMISSIONERS CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
DYSART PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO COCAINE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
MAN HELD IN FORMER SD STUDENT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SD REACHES OUT-TOUCHES METRODOME TUE NIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USD'S HAASE WALKS IN COACH'S SHOES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JORGENSON'S BACK IN SDSU BASEBALL FOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROFITS ARE UP BUT SALES FLAT AT RAVEN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD--WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD: WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CHAPTER OF PEO OFFICER & DAUGHTERS OF NILE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
NEW CHAMBERLAIN SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
STEVENS ELECTED TO FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*FIRE FIGHTER TO COORDINATE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
MINOT DIRECTOR OF NORLAND FEST,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
RECEIVED CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
FEDS GIVE CITY {dollar}8.9 MILLION FOR SEWER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SPRING STORM UNLEASHES SNOW, RAIN","Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*THERAPIST HELPS KIDS DEVELOP SKILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THERAPIST HELPS KIDS DEVELOPE SKILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OLD WEST THEATER MIRRORS ROUGHNECK LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
{dollar}2 MILLION DRAM SHOP SUIT FILED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PATTERNS OF SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BYRON DALE FACES HEARING TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWYER WANTS SANITY TEST,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OGLALA--CLOSE ABERDEEN BIA OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD OFFICIALS ASK FOR {dollar}1.95 MILLION MORE (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TIP LEADS TO ARREST OF ESCAPEE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*{dollar}10,000 IN STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED","Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LESSONS LEARNED ON PREVIOUS FLIGHTS HELP CHALLENGER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WESTERN MALL EXPECTS DISCOUNT STORE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOW REAGAN WILL MAKE HIS 2ND TERM DECISION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SISSETON GAME RAISES {dollar} FOR POOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT TO BE RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2ND MILDEST WINTER ON RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AIRLINES TO DROP WATERTOWN TO RAPID CITY ROUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JUDGE ASKED TO DROP CHARGES AGAINST MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
LOWER BRULE TRIBAL COUNCIL CLAIMS POWER TO REVIEW,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA DEBATE TEAM PLACES SIXTH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MERWIN MUST DECIDE FATE OF RANGER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*USD NAMES DOYLE AD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
WHEN CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES WERE PLAYED WITHOUT FANS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BAYER JURY SEQUESTERED AFTER LONG DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JURY RULES SUICIDE IN KOTAS' DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON PANEL FAVORS WOOD FIELD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
THANKS FOR SUPPORTING GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
VISITORS APPRECIATE KINDNESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THANKS FOR HELPING ARTS EXPO (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"{dollar}500,000 GIFT OPENS DRIVE BY WESLEYAN","Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ABDNOR, SENATE VOTE TO PROTECT SCHOOL AID","Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HE ADMITTED AFFAIR WITH PLUCKER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*COME ONE, COME ALL","Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
OPPOSES MINNESOTA PUBLIC RADIO PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SAYS HE CAN TAKE TOUGH STANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BOARD FIRES SPECIAL ED ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
WE LIKE GEFKE AND HIS APPROACH (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CANDIDATES SHOULD GIVE VIEWS ON POINT SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
IRENE'S 'FIDDLER' OFFERED SUPER ENTERTAINMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
REPRESENT MORAL BREAKDOWN OF AMERICAN FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HONOR GIVEN SCHOOL CHOIR DESERVED BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TO SOLVE STATE'S NUCLEAR WASTE ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CITY WON'T OK SCHOOL ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
IF STATE BUYS WASHINGTON HIGH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*2 HOUSE CANDIDATES ANNOUNCE IN DISTRICT 11,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGENCY SEEKS PLANE TO PROVIDE WEST ROUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AGREES TO DEBATE WITH SINCLAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM CRITICIZES PRESSLER ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
KUCK WANTS STREETS UNDER ALL COMMISSIONERS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAID ON ELKS CLUB TURNS UP GAMBLING MATERIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES OUTNUMBER DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
600 GALLONS OF DIESEL FUEL SPILL IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*THERE'S ANOTHER SIDE TO APARTHEID POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
"RAVEN INSURER GAMBLES, LOSES SETTLEMENT","Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
COURT ALLOWS SOBRIETY TESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ADRIAN'S LUTMER REIGNS AT DAN LENNON,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CHRISTIANS EXPRESS EASTER JOY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FRUSTRATES CREDIT-HUNGRY FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE REGENTS NEED REFRESHER COURSES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
INDIAN POLITICS NOT FOR FAINTHEARTED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
LENT TO LONGER LIKE THOSE DAYS OF '57,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
YOUTH SPORTS IN PAST WEREN'T ORGANIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FERGEN WORKS HARD FOR RECORD PERCH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DELIVERING EGGS TO HATCHERY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*ADULT RECREATION IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*YOUNG ATHLETES ARE ORGANIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*A DAY FOR BUNNIES AND BASKETS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORKERS STRIKE OUT AT TRUSTEE JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HOOPS WON'T GET {dollar}75,000","Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRAIL OF MISSING CATTLE HERDS LAWYERS TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AGENCIES WILL EXPLAIN PROPOSED LAND SWAP,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AUTHORITIES AT DEAD END IN REPORTED ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COST MAY LIMIT IRRIGATION DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUPS TO CONDUCT SEMINARS ON MEAT IN DIET,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOLERS TO COMPETE IN MATH CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW ROOTS FOR TREE PLANTING CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
IRS RAIDS HOME FOR BANKING RECORDS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CAR OUTRUNS POLICE BUT NOT THE RADIO,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*PASQUEFLOWER IS SPRING'S CALLING CARD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SYMPHONY IS PROCLAIMED STATE ORCHESTRA,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*BARB MCCHESNEY, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
HERE ARE LIFE SECTION DEADLINES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SEEDS OF A PIONEER--CURRY SEED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
LITTON'S IMAGE IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC CORPORATIONS HAD PROSPEROUS 1984,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
CHAMBER TO CONFER BEAUTIFICATION AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
DUO TO CREATE TOURS FOR CITY'S VISITORS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
ENERGY BUSINESS EXPANDS TO NEW OFFICES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
LOCAL COMPANY BUYS NEBRASKA HOTEL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SEMINAR HIGHLIGHTS WOMEN IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
2 LOCAL MEN FORMING TRADE TIES IN CHINA,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*CANOEING TRIP ENDS IN RESCUE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL SCORES WITH NEW LINEUP (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*LIBRARY BREAK,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MILBANK MAN SPREADS CHEER TO PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOVERBOY DONATES TO FOOD PANTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROJECT AWARENESS GETS DONATION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHAPMAN SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WRESTLING BENEFIT PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*YMCA SHOWS OFF ITS 21-ST CENTURY LOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELECTROCUTION SOMBER MOMENT IN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO SPEAK AT HARVARD FARM SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3-YEAR-OLD GIRL STABLE AFTER POOL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BILL WOULD STOP SALE OF MISSOURI RIVER DAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FRANKENFELD TO UNVEIL PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES TO SPEAK IN MOBRIDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORE FARMERS CERTIFIED TO USE CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLITICS SHAKES UP PIERRE REAL ESTATE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY SETS RECORD FOR SEASONAL SNOWFALL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WARM WEATHER LURES VISITORS TO STATE PARKS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EAST RIVER RESIDENTS TO SAVE LAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LOCAL DENTIST FINDS HOLES IN NEW PROCEDURE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOWNTOWN MALL REMAINS ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEWER PLANS ON AGENDA TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"CHILD, 3 1/2, STABBED IN HURON","Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GETS BASEBALL OFF TO A PROMISING START (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"STATE SENATOR REVEALS AMBITION, INSENSITIVITY (L)","Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOP CHIEF'S BARBS OFF TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
RECRUITER'S CLAIM DOUBTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CHECK RELIGIOUS AFFILIATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PARKING SITUATION A DISASTER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*LOCAL FANS LEAN LEONARD'S WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TWINS HOPE NEW METRODOME CARPET MAGIC,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*BRADLEY GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY FIREFIGHTER TO BE REPRIMANDED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
65 LIMIT MAY BE LEGAL THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FAITH IS GROWING AT FIRST ASSEMBLY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*11TH STREET BRIDGE SONG,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PANEL REJECTS HOUSING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR TAKES OVER IN PETERSON'S ABSENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FIGHTING FORECLOSURE--FARM LAWYER ADVISES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MAN FLEES FIRE--ROOM GUTTED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION TO HEAR QUARRY REQUEST,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILLER SUIT DISMISSAL HEARING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STARTING SALARIES IN DATA PROCESSING,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AVON MAN KILLED IN CAR-SEMI-TRUCK COLLISION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DE SMET SCHOOL OFFICIAL CONTESTS BOARD RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARING ON MINNEGASCO SET FOR APRIL 23,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SUPER COLLIDER TEAM TARGETS SITES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON POOLS STRIPPED OF HIGH DIVING BOARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BIKER GETS 2 LIFE SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
RESIDENTS HEAR OF HIGHWAY 11 PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1987, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*AWARD-WINNING HORSE LEADS FINAL MARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER TO DEBATE WITH 'CHIEF',"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ETHAN TEACHER DIES AFTER WORKOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON EDWIN MEESE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAX SIMPLIFICATION SHOULD REMAIN GOAL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
INTERSECTION NEEDS PAINT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STAFF CUTS HURT SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STATE SHOULD BACK AREA HEALTH CENTERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HOME SHOW BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WARM DAYS HEAT UP CONE SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN HONORED AT LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
TEACHERS FOLLOW CODE OF ETHICS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MOGCK ENTERS HOUSE DISTRICT 13 RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHILD INJURED AFTER BEING HIT BY CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MACKINTOSH SEEKS VACANT SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAMS REPORTS 15-GALLON OIL SPILL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*NO MORE ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RURAL COMMUNITIES NEED HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BREATH TEST VIOLATES FEDERAL ACT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE FILING ENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRM GETS NASA CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BILL'S PROGRESS VINDICATES BUSINESS LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*BUILDING PERMITS UP IN MARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
'GRACIAS' FOR EYE GLASSES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDY OF INCOME TAX FEASIBILITY REJECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*HIGHLIGHTS 'AA' ALL-STATE TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA SWEEPS JACKRABBITS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*EGAN LEADS NEW MEXICO STATE TO TITLE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1988, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER AIDE--TRIP REPORT WAS FILED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CASE AGAINST BENNIS GOES TO JURY TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EPA TAKES OVER CLEANUP OF CYANIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWO-VEHICLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
PRISON ISSUES UP FOR REVIEW,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PRISON OFFICIALS SHOULD BE PUNISHED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL STREET CLOSING SHOULD RECEIVE PRIORITY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAXPAYERS CAN'T AFFORD MORE FOOLISH MISTAKES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TELECAST CRITIC SCOLDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JOB CANDIDATE LIKES CITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WHY ARE TRAPPERS ASHAMED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BOYD NAMED KELO ASSIGNMENT EDITOR,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DESOUSA TO LEAVE LOCAL ABC AFFILIATE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WORKERS OFFER PEEK AT SKILLS FOR PLAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY THEATER LOSES FRIEND,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CLOSING OF NEMO SCHOOL WAS WRONG,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CRONKITE TO GET FIRST NEUHARTH AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WANTS HEARING ON TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRING DANCE SLATED FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEMPERANCE GROUP SETS ANNUAL MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ARMY STORE RUNS UP WHITE FLAG,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN INJURED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LUVERNE PICKED FOR VETERANS HOME SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TALKS PRODUCE NO AGREEMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BASE TECHNICIANS DESIGN CHEAPER MOCK B-1B BOMBS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOVEN MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWMAKERS PICK INTERIM REVIEW TOPICS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*PREPARING FOR THE CROWDS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS PROTESTER'S CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
GF&P SETS '89 PHEASANT SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*LINCOLN'S FORSETH PICKED FOR COACHES SHRINE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*MOORE PLANS SLOW EXIT FROM NORTHWEST,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
BEST BUY REPORTS RECORD SALES FOR YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PROCUREMENT TOPIC OF CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*BROTHERS--GENDER BIAS STILL EXISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*HOME COSTS JUMP HIGHER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
ARENA COOLS OFF FOR SUMMER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POOR IN PREVENTING CHILD ABUSE--PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
UNION SOUNDS ALARM AS FARM AID BEGINS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ROCK MUSIC NO STRANGER TO ACTIVISM,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
FREE FLIGHT JAZZ QUARTET TRAVELS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
TIDWELL DESERVES 2ND TERM ON BOARD (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEWARE OF CHEMICAL SPRAYS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY TRANSIT IS CHEAP ALTERNATIVE TO DRIVING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ANTI-FUR PEOPLE ILLOGICAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STORY UNFAIR TO ROBSON (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
HOMOCIDE HEARING CANCELED FOR SURGERY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESERVATION TOURISM BILL PASSES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROYAL C JOHNSON WORKERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 MORE IN RUNNING FOR LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON ELECTRICIAN VIES FOR COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOINT 911 SYSTEM FOR SMALL TOWNS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MANSION TEEN CAUGHT DRINKING AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HOPEWELL ANNOUNCES BID FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS REJECT BAN ON CIGARETTE SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OAHE GETS DOUBLE DOSE OF WALLEYE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE TUITION HIKE APPROVED BY BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
FIRE DESTROYS STOCK BARN ON CAMPUS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN RUN PROTESTS SPEARFISHING DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER PCB SPILL REPORT RELEASED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS FORCE VOTE ON TAX EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CASTLEWOOD APPEALS COP COMPENSATION CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CUSTER WOMAN KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FREEMAN TAPS IN ON GOLF COURSE PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CANTON LIBRARY BENEFITS FROM MAN'S BEQUEATHAL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRIBAL COUNCILMAN REMOVED FROM OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LEGAL ADVISER RESIGNS AFTER DRUG PLEA,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RECONCILIATION TOPIC AT SINTE GLESKA,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
WATER OFFICE CUTS JAMES RIVER IRRIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
LAKE OAHE WILL FALL MORE THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WARM FRONT BLASTS SEVERAL SD RECORDS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CENTERVILLE HAS SURPRISE MAYOR BATTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOLDING ON TO TRADITION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUTS CLAMP ON 'DANCES WITH CLAMS',"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HALF LACK COMPETITION, OTHER AREA ISSUES HOT","Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TRIBE WILL SHARE CASINO CASH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GAMBLING BOOM WILL FADE AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPECIAL SESSION NEEDED TO SOLVE PROBLEMS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*HUMILIATING, BORING SUSPENSION 'BOX'","Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*THOSE WHO PRAISE COLUMBUS DON'T CONSIDER...,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
DON'T MAKE STUDENTS SCRAMBLE FOR RIDES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GREAT HOST FOR 'B' TOURNAMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CHURCH-STATE SPLIT BEING CARRIED TOO FAR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*GF&P TO EXTEND PHEASANT SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PROGRAM TRIES TO ENTICE CAMPERS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*SIEBELS SHINES AT OLSON INVITATIONAL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*ACTRESS WILL TALK AT ANNUAL SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RECESSION COPING SUBJECT OF SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RECORD 306.8 BILLION OUT IN '90,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MANY BUSINESSES DEPEND ON HIRINGS FOR THE SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GROUP SPONSORS 9.2-MILE WALK TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PAROLED OPTOMETRIST FILES BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TRUSTY REPORTED MISSING AT YANKTON,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WIFE IS ARRESTED IN HUSBAND'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
3 MEN CHARGED IN CRANK CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MAN BUILDS OWN VERSION OF GARBAGE BARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CEMENT PLANT FOES BROADEN TARGET,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
CHURCH MULLS FATE OF MCGOVERN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FIREFIGHTERS GAIN ON BLACK HILLS FIRES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
DEGREE PLAN PUTS STUDENTS ON FAST TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
SQUADRON MEMBERS TO LEAD AIR SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
MUSEUM SHOWS DOLLS OF 45 FIRST LADIES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
13 TIED TO GAMING FOCUS OF FRAUD PROBE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
MAY EARLIEST DATE FOR LOCAL GUARD RETURN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
MEANS CALLS MONUMENT NAME REMINDER OF MISTREATMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.3"
HARRISBURG WATER RESTRICTIONS TAKE EFFECT MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.E, p.03, col.4"
*WORDS STATED TWO DECADES AGO TAKE ROOT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*COLLEAGUE BRINGS KEILLOR-STYLE SHOW TO STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*BLACK HILLS PASSION PLAY STAGED WELL IN FLORIDA,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1991, sect.F, p.03, col.1"
*SF COLLEGE IN 2010,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"ROYAL RIVER PROFIT PAYMENTS UNAUTHORIZED, BIA SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SPILL SEEPED INTO SOIL, LIVES","Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONCERT SEASON OFFERS BALANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CHECK WITH DOCTOR BEFORE CHANGING MEDICATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
JOB FACING TOWNS TOUGHER THAN EVER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"FREEDOM OF CHOICE ACT IS ABOUT, AND FOR, LIFE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
IRRITATED FARMERS WILL CLOSE LAND TO HUNTING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DASCHLE'S GUN CONTROL FLIP-FLOP IRKS MAN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
READER SAYS MINISTER'S ABORTION VIEWS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
KIDS SHOULD BE TAUGHT HOW TO DEAL WITH DOGS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
SD SHOULD INITIATE INCOME TAX (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
'PRIVILEGED PERK PRINCES' SHOULD LEAVE OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
A GOOD RECIPE FOR EVERY KIND OF FISH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*TENNIS ELBOW,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
BISHOP'S STARTS NEW ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT EFFORT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BUSINESS SEMINAR FOR WOMEN SET,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HOG INVENTORY REACHES 1.83 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PROCUREMENT SUBJECT OF BUSINESS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS GETTING EARLY START WITH FIELDS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*TRIBAL CHAIRMAN RUNS FOR SD LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISABILITY GROUPS TO HOST CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE MAKES O'CONNER PAY HOUSE BUYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOBILE HOME PARK TO BE DEMOLISHED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENIOR CITIZENS SET STATE MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BACK ON THE DIAMOND,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES' PACT GUARANTEES NO RUNOFF ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DISCRIMINATION COST HIM JOB--SF MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETURNED PETITION IRKS CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AIDS RUMOR SWEEPS PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"LIBERTARIANS FED UP, FILE FOR 2 RACES","Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY TO BUILD VETERANS MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CULTURAL PROGRAM TO FEATURE POWWOW,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WAKPALA MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN'S CONFERENCE SCHEDULED AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*RIVER TOWNS RECALL '52 FLOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JURY CONVICTS WAGNER WOMAN OF MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MINORITY DIABETES NEEDS MORE STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"ESCAPEE LIKELY IN CITY, WARDEN SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ABORTIONS SHOULD REMAIN LEGAL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABORTION AND OBSCENITY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REPORT--MEDICARE IS AT RISK,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD WANTS CLINIC IN RC,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
AMERICAN INDIAN DISPUTES POLL SHOWING RACE RELATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*HANSON DESERVES TO BE RE-ELECTED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
OPPONENT IS COSTING DEADWOOD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TROOPER SHOULDN'T HAVE KILLED DOG (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PATCHING MACHINE WILL FILL POTHOLES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*HUMBOLDT HOUSE BURNS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACCUSED MURDERER GETS OUT OF HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY MAN WHO DIED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AWARENESS WEEK SET FOR SEVERE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX CITY MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*PIPELINE, STATE NEAR DEAL","Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS TRY TO BREAK BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*GOVERNOR, LEGISLATOR SCRAP OVER VETO","Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
ADMINISTRATOR LEAVES CANTON CENTER AMID CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*WATERTOWN OFFICIALS REJECT HALFWAY HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BRITTON GUARD UNIT DISBANDS FOR GOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FRATERNITY TO RAISE CASH TO FIGHT DIABETES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUPERINTENDENT QUITS AFTER 6-YEAR TENURE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TO HOST INTERNATIONAL DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SIGN LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ANOTHER CHARGE DROPPED IN WALTON SEX TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HARROLD TO KEEP HIGH SCHOOL OPEN DESPITE LOSING AID,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBE CONSIDERS CASINO OPERATION IN ND,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
SALES PROMPT RAVEN TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
JUDGE ALWAYS READY TO GIVE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PATIENT WILL JOIN MEDICAL PANEL FOR FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*COOK LOVES LOTS OF LASAGNA, VISITORS","Argus LeaderApr 07 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"SEAT-BELT LAW HAS SUPPORT, POLL FINDS","Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OGDEN SNUBBED DESPITE SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA LIFESTYLES SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
WAR AGAINST DRUGS TAKES WELCOME TURN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STORY ON SATANISM INCLUDED MANY ERRORS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SHOULD USE INMATES TO CLEAN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME HAS COME FOR HEALTH-CARE REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CLINTON'S CONTINUING ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
UNSTABLE MARKETS STOP RECYCLER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PLANNED PARENTHOOD RUNS HEALTH ADS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH ABDUCTING HIS KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR EMERITUS WILL BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEXUALITY REPORT IN EARLY STAGES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*9-YEAR-OLD, HER MOM TAKE FIGHT TO CONGRESS","Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TAKE YOUR PICK OF FORUMS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"TAXPAYER'S GROUP BLASTS 'HIGH TAXES, SALARIES'","Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE--DRUG WAR FUNDING RESTORED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BROTHER HURT SAVING SISTER FROM ATTACK,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
POLICE USE DYE IN THEFT INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN SYMPOSIUM FRIDAY AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU DEPARTMENT GAINS ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RUNNING WATER BRIDGE FAVORED,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION CLEANUP TO BE THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE'S MEETING IS APRIL 14,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITY TO SCREEN PART-TIME WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*VETERANS HOST CARNIVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JUDGE ORDERS MENTAL EXAM IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD ESCAPEE STILL ON LOOSE YEAR LATER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
A FELONY CHARGED IN ATTACK ON BLACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
PRIMARY CONTESTS DEVELOP IN BROOKINGS COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
OGLALA SUPREME COURT HEARS EXTRADITION APPEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
VIDEOTAPE ON USING HANDGUNS SAFELY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WANTS COURT TO OVERTURN BEER LICENSE REJECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*FIRE DAMAGES DUPLEX,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CLIMATOLOGIST IS PREDICTING NORMAL SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*TEAMSTERS GO ON STRIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STATE'S WINTER WHEAT PROSPECTS GOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
VIKINGS POUND COYOTES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*'JUST BECAUSE' DOESN'T CUT IT AT THIS STAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SCHOOLS CAN'T DO EVERYTHING (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*MANUFACTURED HOUSING MAY GET NEW HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PAVILION PLANNERS BRING PROJECT WITHIN BUDGET,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TALK OF RETRIAL PUZZLES JURORS IN FIELDS CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SDSU GRADUATE HELPS FEATHERED FRIENDS FIND HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GET GIRLS SEASON IN STEP WITH NATION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KEEPING SCHOOLS SAFE TAKES COMMUNITY HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRISON PLAN SHOWS LOGIC (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEADBEATS NEED STATE PRESSURE (MITCHELL DAILY),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
DASCHLE MUST STOP VOTING AGAINST SD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WADDELL ALONE THINKS WE MUST HIKE TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MORRELL HAS EFFECTIVELY ENDED LIVES OF THE OLD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STEELE EPISODE PROVES JUSTICE CAN BE A JOKE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*ART CENTERS PLAN AMBITIOUS YEAR OF EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PAVILION OF PROMISE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TIME EXPERT RECOMMENDS ORDER OVER CLEANLINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*CUT OUT STUMP FOR FAST RESULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SD AIMS TO HALT WHOOPING COUGH,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*ENJOYING A BANNER YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*VIKINGS, SDSU TO COLLIDE","Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*WALLMAN CLAIMS NATIONAL CROWN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
HEARING ON PLEA POSTPONED BY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"SIELER APPEALING CONVICTION, SENTENCE","Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL RELEASES MAN WITH FROSTBITE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*AUTHORITIES SEEK MISSING MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PUPILS QUIZ ASTRONAUT VIA TV,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS LIKE USDA'S DECISION ON WETLANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EMERGENCY LANDING AT THE SF REGIONAL AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
UPHOLDS ASSAULT CONVICTION IN HALLOWEEN SCARE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
COBBLESTONES SORE POINT WITH CATHEDRAL RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
VAN GERPEN NAMED DIRECTOR OF TOURISM,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*RESTORATION BOARD PLANS REGULAR MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HYDROGEOLOGIST'S TALK PLANNED FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN DISTRICT RESIDENTS UPSET ABOUT TRIP,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY AUTHORITIES ARREST 10 ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SCHOOL RECEIVES 4-YEAR ACCREDITATION,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY WILL SIGN AGREEMENTS WITH 12 OTHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PARENTS FAVOR PROPOSED DISCIPLINE POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DAKOTA 1 BEGINS PROPERTY-TAX PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*CHLAMYDIA INFECTIONS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
STATE TO USE DEBIT CARDS FOR WELFARE,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
VERMILLION STUDENTS STAGE SCHOOL SIT-IN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
EX-STATE AGENT PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*ST. PAUL COMPANY BUYS SCOTT LUMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
YOUNKERS SAYS TAKE OVER BID LOSES MOMENTUM,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
*APRIL STROLL,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BOOT CAMP MUST SCREEN FOR OTHER PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
POLICE ARREST 6 JUVENILES IN VEHICLE-VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
CANDIDATE SHOWS OPPONENT'S SIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 07 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*SCIENCE PUZZLES ANSWERED AT FAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR LIST GIFTS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
AIRING OF ISSUES BENEFITS PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DOWNTOWN NOT A BIG ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*THANKS FOR THE MEMORY-DONNIE ELLIS FOR E KELLY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
"BYRD DEFENDS MCGOVERN, CRITICIZES TAIWAN AD","Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
OPPOSITION TO ABORTION TRANSCENDS CHURCHLINES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
ARGUS THANKED FOR CARRYING SPECIAL ARTICLE ON MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
THINK TWICE ABOUT LIVE GIFTS AT EASTER FOR SMALL CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
'PASSING THE BUCK' ON TAX HIKE IN GARRETSON,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
*THE ARGUS LEADER FIRST FIVE OF SD HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUR FROLIC-LAKE PRESTON FIRM BUSY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
DOVES SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
RIGHT EQUIPMENT ESSENTIAL FOR WILD TURKEY STALKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
BROCHURES AVAILABLE-HIDDENWOOD STATE PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
TEA WILL GET GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
HABITAT GREATEST CONCERN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
AVIATION SEMINARS RESCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
CHIPPEWA PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
SCHOOL BUSINESS OFFICIALS TO MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY STUDENT ENROLLMENT REQUIRED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
*COY BURK BUYS LINDSEY FIRM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
NEW USURY CAP MAY BENEFIT BORROWERS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.10, col.2"
FOOD STAMPS STOPPED FOR JOB QUITTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
MCKENNAN OUTREACH SPEAKER NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
PERSONNEL FUNCTIONS SEMINAR TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
PLITT NAMED MOTION PICTURE PIONEER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
RAVEN SETS SALES AND EARNINGS RECORDS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
SUCCESSFUL LIVING SEMINAR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS SMALL BUSINESS PROGRAM BEING EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.1"
SIOUX CITY TRIES TO SHAKE OFF DOLDRUMS SINCE ZENITH,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.11, col.2"
ABDNOR RAPS RAIL DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
HEAD START REGISTRATION SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
HURDS MAY BE CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY OFFERS CLASSES FOR NEW PARENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY OFFERS CLASSES FOR NEW PARENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
*EXOTIC INSTRUMENTS ENSHRINED AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.2"
*JERI SMITH BECAME A PASTOR DESPITE HER MOTHER'S OBJ,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.2"
*EOXTIC INSTRUMENTS ENSHRINED AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.2"
*JERI SMITH BECAME A PASTOR DESPITE HER MOTHER'S OBJ,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.2"
BIG SIOUX RIVER FLOWING OVER THE FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN PLANS TO RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*'CLIENTELE' SEPARATES WINNER AND LOSER,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE MAY RESUME SHIPPING NEIGHBORING AREAS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MRS JENNIE CHRISTENSEN-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMMUNICATION ESSENTIAL TO SEXUAL THERAPY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"MCGOVERN, ABOUREZK RATED LOW BY SENIORS","Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
AGING CONFERENCE AGENDA SET,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"MCGOVERN, ABOUREZK RATED LOW BY SENIORS","Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"MCGOVERN, ABOUREZK RATED LOW BY SENIORS","Argus LeaderApr 08 1979, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DES QUARANTINE SQUEEZES CATTLEMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MERCHANTS FIND MORE BOGUS BILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DES QUARANTINE SQUEEZES CATTLEMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MERCHANTS FIND MORE BOGUS BILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HUD GRANTS {dollar}1.86 MILLION FOR BLOCK 11,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HUD GRANTS {dollar}1.86 MILLION FOR BLOCK 11,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BREAKING TIES CALLED RIGHT STEP,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
*BURN VICTIM CAN THANK PIG,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
NORDLAND FEST TO HAVE MULTI-ETHNIC FLAVOR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*'FOG' TELEGRAPHS ITS TERROR PUNCHES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
ASCS TO OUTBID ELEVATOR FOR WHEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALES TAX RULING DELAYED UNTIL THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALES TAX RULING DELAYED UNTIL THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
URANIUM FIRM PULLOUT THREATENED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
URANIUM FIRM PULLOUT THREATENED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ASCS TO OUTBID ELEVATOR FOR WHEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ESCAPE FROM COUNTY JAIL FOILED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNT MAY BE REDUCED FOR ALMONT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BLOCK 11 GRANT A POSITIVE DESIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BLOCK 11 GRANT A POSITIVE DESIGN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TIME TO CONTROL PETS RUNNING LOOSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALLIANCE HAD WRONG DATE AT SCOTLAND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY COMMISSION HITS THE ROAD-MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBAL INAUGURAL POW WOW CANCELLED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOND SET IN BANK ROBBERY CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TVA APPROVES FUNDS TO BURY MILL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INTERIOR OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM GROUPS TO DISCUSS ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DOLING OUT LIQUOR LICENSES HARD WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MISSING BOYS FOUND IN OMAHA,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CANDIDATES PUSH LICENSE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW--CALIFORNIA CAN KEEP SD OUTCASTS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT STILL PONDERING HILLS SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
13 OF 14 CANDIDATES FILE FINANCE REPORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
13 OF 14 CANDIDATES FILE FINANCE REPORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY FINANCES DIVIDE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COURT STILL PONDERING HILLS SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--CALIFORNIA CAN KEEP SD OUTCASTS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX NATION COUNCIL BACKS HILLS OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX NATION COUNCIL BACKS HILLS OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY OK'S URANIUM RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOTERS WANT CITY TO WORK BETTER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER DEVELOPMENT NEEDS POLITICAL PROCESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PAM NELSON CRITICIZED ON PETITION STAND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PAM NELSON CRITICIZED ON PETITION STAND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ELECTION QUESTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GRAND JURY TO PROBE MITCHELL BEATING-ARTESIAN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMITTEE POSTPONES LOOK AT CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DAKOTA WESLEYAN PRESIDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SLIGHT GAS PRICE RISE REPORTED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIAL SET IN BEER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY REVIEWS CONSTABLE OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGH NITRATE LEVEL FOUND IN AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF BURGLARY SUSPECT FACES ATTEMPTED BURGLARY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
APRIL 15 PUC HEARING SET FOR MITCHELL UTILITY DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD OFFICIALS CONTINUE AIRLINES HUNT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
PROJECT OUTLINES WATER LOSSES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
PROJECT OUTLINES WATER LOSSES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
*SDSU FRAT COOK FILLS 34 FARMBOYS' HOLLOW LEGS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU FRAT COOK FILLS 34 FARMBOYS' HOLLOW LEGS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU FRAT COOK FILLS 34 FARMBOYS' HOLLOW LEGS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SECOND WINTER-ROBIN FORAGES THROUGH SNOW,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW KILLS WATER ACCORD (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
400-METER SPRINTERS TO RUN SPECIAL RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*O'GORMAN RETURNS CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
KENNERLY SEARCHES SKIES FOR SUNSHINE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STATE HOPES HUNTERS PLAN CONTROL DEER,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*REJUVENATED ROCK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STARVING FOR ART,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WATT--EROS DATA VITAL TO WILDERNESS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICIES HURTING MORE THAN JUST WELFARE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD PEN RIOT TRIAL GOES TO JURY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GATEWAY GROUP OFFERED HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
SD MAY HAVE ONLY 1 STATEWIDE PRIMARY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
2 NOMINATING PETITIONS REJECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"AIRMEN NEED SUPPORT, NOT HASSLING ON EASTER (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TEACHERS SHOULD HAVE BACKED TAX REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*ANDERSON WANTS 4TH TERM IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*BOOKKEEPER CANDIDATE FOR AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CHICOINE SEEKS RE-ELECTION TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*EDELEN SEEKS DISTRICT 13 HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*REP ANDERSON RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SF TEACHER RUNNING FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BARNES TO RUN FOR STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"HOG, CATTLE PRICES PLODDING ALONG","Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
COOPERATION CUTS COSTS...,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
FIRE INTERRUPTS CABLE TV SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RASH OF ART THEFTS CONCERNS GALLERY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
VICE PRESIDENT BUSH TO SPEAK HERE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
3 TRAFFIC LIGHTS TO GO OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
5 CENT BUS RIDES--OFFERED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BURLINGTON DISCUSSES JOBS WITH MILWAUKEE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
PRELIMINARY HEARING FOR SD WATER RIGHTS LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
BANKER SAYS AREA AGRICULTURE STRONG,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
BELLE FOURCHE WOMEN DIES WHEN CAR HITS HAYRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
CROWS ARRIVE IN TIME FOR HUNTING,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS WYO WATER STORAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MAN'S BODY FOUND ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
NATIONAL GUARD HEAD FOR GERMANY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SD HAD FEWEST DOCTORS IN 1979,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SF WILL HOST SDEA CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WATERTOWN FIRE CHIEF TO QUIT MAY 1,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
WEATHER DELAYS PLANTING IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*KILLER LEAVES 1 DEAD & 6 HURT--NO TRACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BOLGER PULLS OUT OF RACE FOR CITY POST,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BROWNIE TROOP GETS FULL TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RETIRED TEACHERS NAME DRAWN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CAFETERIA ART GALLERY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SOUTHERN FRIED RAT & OTHER GRUESOME TALES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
WHERE THE DEER & TREE SQUIRRELS ROAM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*DALE PLEADS INNOCENT TO 2 CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FLYNN NOT READY TO ENTER CITY RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT WON'T HEAR INMATE'S CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE DELAYS LOWER BRULE ELECTION DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA REMAINS SD'S HUNTING GROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REALTORS SPONSOR OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KANSAS CITY RR WANTS SD LAWSUIT THROWN OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MISSOURI RIVER FEUD SPILLING INTO LEGISLATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE TREASURER TAKES ON ADDED ROLES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEGOTIATIONS REOPENING STALL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
REAGAN SHOULD ANSWER BEDELL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMPARING CONTROLS ON CAMERAS IN COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GOLD FIRM DELAYS RAPID CITY PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LOCAL DAIRY EXPANDS BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
THE LURE OF SD MAY DECLINE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WATERTOWN COUPLE HELPS OTHERS PAY BILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PRESSLER NAMES INTERN FOR SENIOR CITIZEN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
STATE FIXES FURNACES TO SAVE HEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
GROUP FOCUSES ON GETTING INDUSTRIES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
REGIONAL NAACP SETS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SOCIAL SECURITY TOPIC OF CALL-IN SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
POPULAR DEMAND COULD BRING GAMES BACK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHRISTENSEN OUTDUELS OLSON,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JUST WHO IS RUNNING COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE INTENDS TO RETRY BAYER,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*EVICTION ENDS A DREAM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*3 YEARS LATER AT YELLOW THUNDER CAMP,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EVERYONE OFFERS DIFFERENT ANSWER,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW STILL PLANNING FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EXPERIENCE IS MY STRONG SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*HINES IS OUR CHOICE FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FOCUS ON SPRING'S EUPHORIA (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*VOTERS SHOULD APPROVE NEW HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MEIERHENRY CLARIFIES OFFICE'S SERVICES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
TV HURT 'HOUSE ON PRAIRIE' (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
TABLOID POSES WASTE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
COUPLE SUES POLICE OVER SHOOTING RANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HURON-AREA RESIDENTS WARNED OF RABIES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE GROUP BEGINS FUND-RAISING,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OGLALA SIOUX TRIBAL OFFICIALS INAUGURATED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PARKER NAMED RC FEDERAL MAGISTRATE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*CANDIDATES NEED AGRICULTURAL FOCUS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*SPRING FASHIONS AT THE EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GETS 1ST HAZARDOUS WASTE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SHOP OWNERS GET PROBATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SIGHT OF MIGRATING WATERFOWL SWEET DELIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AREA MARATHONERS CAN RUN FOR MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RED LAKE RENOVATION IS STILL ON,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE ANGLER HOOKS STATE-RECORD WHITEFISH,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SPRING CONVENTION SLATED FOR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*YOUNG HEAVIER BUT STILL CHAMP,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CLARK IS CONFIDENT FLAG MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
LOTTMAN'S 680 IS RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*BATHROOM DESIGN IS CHANGING,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*VAN WYK TO HEAD SCORE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*BETTING ON POTENTIAL THOROUGBRED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BETTING ON POTENTIAL THOROUGHBRED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
JOHN MORRELL NAMES RETIREES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*PEACE PROTESTERS ARRESTED AT AIR BASE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MANDATORY EXAMS WOULD REDUCE ILLITERACY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY CAN BE PROUD OF THEATER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"*A CUT, SHAVE AND CONVERSATION","Argus LeaderApr 08 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TO ASSAULT FEWER POTHOLES THAN HOPED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KEHN CATTLE TRIAL FORMS FAMILY OF FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES ASSAULT CHARGE IN TRAILER INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STUDENTS GET TODAY OFF, BUT BOARD WORKS","Argus LeaderApr 08 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAKES KEEP RESIDENTS CLOSE TO HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UTICA MAN KILLS SELF AFTER SHOOTING WIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BACKERS TRY TO BEEF UP MEAT'S IMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SPRING SWINGS INTO FULL BLOOM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
LOCAL OFFICIALS DID FINE JOB (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRIVACY IS THE REAL ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN HAS BECOME THE BULLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY HALL KEEPS THE LID ON (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LET'S SET RECORD STRAIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TWO OFFICIALS TREATED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
JOHNSON ON RIGHT FARM TRACK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SAVE US FROM STAR WARS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*OLSON HEADS ALL-STATE COLLEGE TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PICNIC WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BISHOP--LUTHERAN MERGER NOT THREATENED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEAGUE OFFERS CAREER CONFERENCE FOR GIRLS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR AIRLINES' SUIT AGAINST SD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED IN WEEKEND TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEFENDS COUNTRY ON TOUR OF DAKOTAS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COOPER BLAMES PETERSON FOR MALL DELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL EXPLAINS POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD PUT ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS RODEO INJURY VERDICT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MISSION MAN GETS PROBATION FOR TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RESIDENTS CAN COMMENT ON GARRISON WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS DOCTOR TO RUN IN DISTRICT 13,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT FOOD STAMP SETTLEMENT OK'D,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON--PLAN WOULD CREATE JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SHELDON NEWSPAPER WINS TOP IOWA HONORS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*'VACATIONING' PETERSON ASKS TO MEET OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY DIOCESE HONORS BISHOP'S 35 YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HURON KEEPS ITS DOORS LOCKED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*CONDUCTOR WELL QUALIFIED TO LEAD CITY, ORCHESTRA","Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD IMPLEMENT MANDATORY INSPECTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DIRECTORS BOARD BACKS CONDUCTOR'S DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MUSICIAN TRUE PROFESSIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*DRAMA EXAMINES THOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAMPGROUND OWNERS CITE THOMSON,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
LACOME Y'S VOLUNTEER OF MONTH,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PIERSTORFF EARNS EAGLE SCOUT AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SEVERSON WINNER IN BOOK CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
39 CITY GIRLS WILL ATTEND GIRLS STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ANDERSON LEGIONNETTE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
REGENTS CITE BJERKS AND EARLEY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
WOMEN'S GROUPS HONOR MOLSTAD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
GARDEN PLANNED FOR MAMMOTH SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JACKSON TO VISIT SD NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON TO HAVE PUBLIC MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATOR WILL SPEAK AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CATCH OF THE DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMPETITION RAISES STAKES OF CHARITY BINGO,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY COMMISSION REJECTS QUARRY APPLICATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GAS CUSTOMERS TREATED UNFAIRLY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS STILL STUDYING SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KEMP STUMPS IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN DIES OF BURNS SUFFERED IN FIRE ON FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RETURNING MAN FOR TRIAL MAY TAKE 2 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIGNS POSTED IN SUPPORT OF JAILED FARMER,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SUPERINTENDENT, SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER RESIGN","Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXECUTIVE BOARD CHOOSES 19 STUDY TOPICS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PROFESSOR RECOMMENDS HIGHER CALCIUM INTAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN ARRESTED ON ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*WHERE SF PROPERTY TAXES GO,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*STOEL LEADS CLASS B TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FLANAGAN TRADES GYMNASTICS FOR GOLF,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
TELL US YOUR OSCAR PICKS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HEATS UP TO RECORD TEMPERATURES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHARLIE'S TO BE LAW CASUALTY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HONDURANS WELCOMED US (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POLITICS PROLONGING SUFFERING OF FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
POSTAL RATE A BARGAIN FOR DELIVERING PAPERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*OSCAR WIN DRAWS THEATER CROWDS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"WEATHER SENDS SPIRITS, KITES SOARING","Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CONTRACTOR INJURED IN MORRELL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK AT LOCAL EVENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO ATTEND CENTER DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE FAILS TO RETURN TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KURDISH GROUP TO HOLD PROTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEWAGE ASH FIRM WITHDRAWS PERMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WALK TO RAISE MONEY FOR HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIGHTING UP THE SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CHECK SCAM NETS FORGER {dollar}1,750","Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HALF OF TAXPAYERS HAVE FILED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOLS ASK COUNTIES FOR EXTRA FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO BEGIN FOOT PATROLS DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD BEES QUARANTINED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HEAVY SNOWS INCREASE REMOVAL COST,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*AVERAGE SPEED 56.7 MILES AN HOUR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*BACK AT YA,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*INDOOR PRACTICE DOESN'T STOP JACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HUNTING CHANGES REJECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*BENNIS GUILTY OF MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAR CRASH KILLS TEEN AFTER BEER PARTY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BABY-SITTING JOBS AREN'T CHILDS PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
CAFE'S 'BUTLER' TAKES FLAVOR FROM COMEDY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COLLECTION OF FOOD STARTS HERE TODAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TALENTED, BUT NOT PRESIDENTIAL TIMBRE (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VET GIVES CITY BAD IMAGE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HAGEN SHOULD BE REINSTATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMMISSION EARNS PAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
PRESSLER HELPS CANADA TRADE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*CLASS A STARS WIN 109-96 IN FINALE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*MORAN, O'GORMAN STAND PAT","Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MAN ARRESTED IN REDFIELD SEX ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW CHARGE FILED IN SPEARFISH DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO PROBLEMS FOUND IN ELLSWORTH B-1BS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC SERVICE HONOR TO BE AWARDED TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAMS PAYS STATE FOR SPILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DAY-OFF DUNK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BACKERS BET DEADWOOD WINS FINAL ROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FACULTY OPPOSES USD CANDIDATE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ONE NIGHT CAN RUIN YEARS OF SAYING NO,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY GIRL IN HER PLACE-FIRST,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEAVING HOME TO WIN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AIRPORT TO EXPAND WEATHER DATA,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HEALTH INSURANCE HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*COMMUNICATIONS PIONEER RETIRES AT 78,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAPE VICTIM RECALLS NIGHT OF TERROR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNITE TO RALLY BEHIND FARM AID,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNION REFORM GROUP ATTACKS UFCW,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MCELHANEY BEST PICK IN CITY RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*PRESSLER, MUENSTER DEBATE CAMPAIGN PURITY","Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FACTS DON'T SUPPORT WRITER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FREEZE GIVES TAXPAYERS OPTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARE JOBS TOO IMPORTANT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MINING GROUP RESPECTS EARTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
POLL LACKS CREDIBILITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LAWMAKERS FAIL ON TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
STOP ALASKAN GIVEAWAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PRIVILEGE HAS LIMITS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*YANKTON IMPRESSIVE IN PREP TRACK SWEEP,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LUCKY 4'S DRIVE VAN BEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WOMEN'S GROUP HONORS 3 MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*OWNERS TRY TO TEACH DOGS NEW TRICK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SALMON REDUCTION CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.B, p.07, col.6"
CHIROPRACTIC GROUPS TO MEET APRIL 19-20,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRL FALLS FROM MILL IN FALLS PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PAINTING PROJECT IS IN SEVENTH YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE OFFERS TAX-MAILING ADVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RECONCILIATION RELAY PLANNED FOR MAY 5,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'EGG DROP' OFF MARK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DANCE FOR RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RYSAVY SEEKS COUNTY POSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE RACE CAN'T AVOID FARM ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ELECTIONS SCHEDULED TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
US ECOLOGY WON'T ATTEND YANKTON TALK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*ACTRESS-AUTHOR SOMERS TALKS AT USD MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ALCESTER SQUEEZED FOR CLASSROOM SPACE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER JUDGE TO TALK ON PRISON CONDITIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE GETS GRANT FOR CYANIDE STUDIES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLGA COMMISSIONERS PASS SEWER BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY GIVES CALIFORNIA A SCHMECK OF FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WINDS BLAST SCATTERED PCB-LADEN OIL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"BOARD GETS BUS STUDY, HEARS EGAN REQUEST","Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN WANTS COURT ANNEX BUILT ELSEWHERE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MIDDLE SCHOOL GETS BUILDING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WEST CENTRAL STUDENTS ADVANCE IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RETRIAL SET FOR WOMAN ACCUSED OF FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*CITY COMMISSION CANDIDATES FOR TUESDAY'S ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAPID CITY WILL VOTE ON SUNDAY BEER,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
CHANGE COULD SAVE CALLERS {dollar}1.6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HAY-HAULING FEES WAIVED TO JUNE 30,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NEW GAMBLING PUB SET TO OPEN MAY 15,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*RAVEN SCALES EVEREST,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
UFCW RAPS ANDERSON'S EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ART EXHIBIT PLUNGES INTO STATE'S BIGGEST RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL ACTOR PLAYS NORWEGIAN IN TV PILOT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*DROP ANCHOR AT MOBILE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1990, sect.F, p.10, col.1"
LUCKY LOTTO TICKET WAS BOUGHT IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY ADJUSTS TO LIFE IN THE CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CACTUS HEIGHTS IN GOLF-COURSE NEIGHBORHOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NEW-CAREER TRAINING IS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*SHOW OTHERS THE WAY TO RECONCILIATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*YO' VERMILLION RAPS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"COUNTRY LEGENDS IN GOOD FORM, STRONG VOICE","Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
NEW EXHIBIT TELLS A WEAVER'S TALE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
DON'T COUNT ON STATE TO RESCUE BUSES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOARD HAD MINDS MADE UP BEFORE REPORT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LET TRIBES MAKE OWN GAMBLING MISTAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
PATIENT MUST SAY WHEN MAMMOGRAM CAUSES PAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*TSCHETTER FINISHES 2ND IN A FLURRY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA EDGES UNO 4-3 FOR TITLE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NURSING HOME COSTS USUALLY TAX DEDUCTIBLE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*NAACP OFFICIAL TO SPEAK AT EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE STILL MISSING,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES SENTENCING IN SALES TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNIVERSITY SPONSORS AWARENESS ACTIVITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WAREHOUSE, TRAILER DAMAGED IN FIRE","Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LONGTIME ACCOUNTANT WAS 'NATURAL',"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROSEY CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BLACK HILLS FIRES CLOSE TO CONTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM CELEBRATES RADIO'S ROOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WORTH THE WALK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY WEIGHS PURCHASING 1-ACRE PARCEL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
DRIVING LAWS NEED TO BE MORE STRICT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE REJECTS REQUEST IN BINGO-PARLOR CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MILBANK BUYS RAILCAR FOR SUMMER TRAINFEST,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RC DAY-CARE PLAN HITS STALEMATE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SENIOR GROUP PLANS ANNUAL CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
STEER CLEAR OF HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TEACHERS TOLD TO HANG TOUGH,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
POLICE INVESTIGATE RASH OF BURGLARIES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ARMY CORPS SAYS WATER RELEASE ON MARK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*EPA TO CLEAR OLD DUMP SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD-TEXAS DRUG RING BUSTED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAYTON'S MAY SHIFT CREDIT FIRM TO CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
UNITED WAY HAS CREDIBILITY WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAWS DON'T DEPEND ON RELIGIOUS CONSENSUS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PUBLIC ONLY HEARS BAD ABOUT CARETRAUM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TAXPAYERS CAN'T BEAR PAYING AIDS-CARE TAB (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
'ARGUS' SHOULD AVOID ELECTION PROPAGANDA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
JOBS OF MANY DEPEND ON VIDEO LOTTERY INCOME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
CUT IN LAWMAKER SALARIES WOULD BALANCE BUDGET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
CABLE INDUSTRY NEEDS CONTROLLING HAND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PROBLEM LAWMAKERS SHOULD BE ELIMINATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TV WOULDN'T CARRY CLASS B BASKETBALL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
"SCHOOL SHOULD HOUSE SCHOOL OFFICES, CITY HALL (L)","Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
"*SWEET CIRCUS SIGHTS, SOUNDS STICK AROUND","Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GRAPE-NUTS CAN GROW ON YOU,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HIATT TRIES TO MAKE ENTERTAINING EASIER,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GUARD'S CONVERSION TO F-16C'S HALF DONE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ATTEMPTED RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS TO THIN CANDIDATES TO 2,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEEN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO BURGLARY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRIBAL CLERK SENTENCED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COYOTE-KILLING DEVICE REMAINS LEGAL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAWMAKERS MAINTAIN LOCAL TIES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS DENIES SPILL CUT LAND VALUES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYER QUITS MOELLER'S CASE TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY INCREASES LAND VALUES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABORTION RIGHTS GROUP TO DISCLOSE CANDIDATES' STANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DWU ADMINISTRATOR TAKES NEW POSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY OFFICIALS END TAX EXEMPTION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED IN GRASSLAND FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MASTEN WON'T RUN FOR OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE PARTIES IRK SOME LAWMAKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
POLICY CHANGE AFFECTS PENITENTIARY TRUSTIES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GROUNDBREAKING SET ON RENOVATION PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SD LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES LISTING,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
200 VIE FOR LEGISLATIVE SEATS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE AIDS RUMOR IS FALSE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*BUSY SEASON ON DECK FOR LEGION TEAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
YOUTH HANDBALL TOURNEY STARTS FRIDAY AT YMCA,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE KILLS UNION ARBITRATION ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*WAL-MART REMEMBERS FOUNDER,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BRANDON LEADS SALES CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
NO DOWN PAYMENT NEEDED UNDER PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
*SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--STATE'S VIDEO LOTTERY GAME CONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMPANY TO BRING 100 JOBS TO CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*KNUDSON IS BEST SCHOOL CANDIDATE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINION--THINGS IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PETITION PROCESS IS DEMOCRATIC (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WACO EDITORIAL WAS OFF THE MARK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMIC STRIP IS OFFENSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CIGARETTES OBVIOUS THREAT TO HEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LANDOWNERS SHOULD BE ABLE TO KILL DEER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
POLICE STILL LOOKING FOR MISSING MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TIEDE TO RECEIVE HONORS FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*WET, WINDY WEDNESDAY","Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ND OFFICIALS DENY DISTURBING REFUGE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"PROFITS HIT {dollar}120,000 AT GREAT BEAR","Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FIRE BRIEFLY CLOSES RAVEN PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LATE-SEASON COLDS KEEPING FOLKS HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TRIBAL CHAIR: SETTLEMENT TALK UNTRUE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL WINS PHYSICS BOWL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
UNIVERSITY GIFT TO FUND SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN STUDENT WINS GEOGRAPHY BEE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOSPITAL EXPANSION NEARLY DONE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ACCUSED CHILD KILLER WON'T FACE DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BETTY WALTON TAKES STAND IN SEX TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
EXPERT PREACHES COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TARGET OF LAND TAX TEST,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
DASCHLE SAYS HEALTH-CARE REFORMS WILL REACH FAR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*AUGUSTANA SOFTBALL TEAM RANKED NUMBER 1,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"*'FINN' THIN, BUT A GRIN","Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SIEGEL WILL SPEAK HERE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
"*CLINTON, RILEY LIKELY TO BENEFIT EDUCATION (PROF)","Argus LeaderApr 08 1993, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS WELCOMES REFUGEES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"NSP, MORRELL MAKE A DEAL","Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GOVERNMENT DESTROYING MISSILE SILOS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
NARROW THE FIELD OF HEALTH DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
US COULD LEARN FROM FLOGGING SENTENCE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
GOP OVERSTATED LEGISLATIVE SUCCESSES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BEDDOW BEST CHOICE FOR SD GOVERNOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"SF DISTRICT EMPLOYS 2,200-2,300 PEOPLE","Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS COUPLE INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"MILLER, EXECUTIVES TRAVELING TO MEXICO","Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PETERSON GETS 30 YEARS FOR RAPES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WHERE CHARITY AND GLOVES PREVAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"73% BELIEVE WAGES ARE TOO LOW, POLL SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VILLAGE INN FLUNKS INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OGDEN HAS DONE GOOD JOB AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
COURT UPHOLDS RAPE SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KRINGEN BID TO PUT NAME ON BALLOT FAILS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WATER AGENCY HEAD RESIGNS FROM POST,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ROOF REPLACED,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ACCESSORY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LOSES SPOT ON BALLOT BECAUSE OF PETITION ERROR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ALCOHOL & DRUG ABUSE TREATMENT MUST INCLUDE CULTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
ASSOCIATION HONORS SD COUNSELORS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SOUTH DAKOTA LIFESTYLE SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS LAB TO IMPLEMENT NIGHT TESTING,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"*'B' STARS WELKE, VAN ZEE LEAD FIRST FIVE","Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CYCLES JUMP INTO RACE SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STAPP TO PLAY IN ALL-STAR GAME IN ATLANTA,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*WESTWARD HO PROFESSIONAL LENDS A HAND AT MASTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STAPP TO PLAY IN ALL-STAR GAME IN ATLANTA,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*'PHANTOM' HERE NOT WEBBER'S SMASH VERSION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THERE'S NO WRONG PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*EARLY WORK NOT ALWAYS BEST FOR LAWN, GARDEN","Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HERE'S HELP FOR MODEL AIRPLANE FANS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
DISTRICT SEEKS INPUT ON PROPOSED CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*APRIL SHOWERS AMPLE FOR EASTERN SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DOCUMENT SERVERS RELY ON WITS, PERSEVERANCE","Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
REPUBLICAN AGENDA EXTREME AND UNFAIR--DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DEATH SHOWED PARADOX OF EVIL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LACK OF DETERENCE MEANS MORE PRISONS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VINCE GREEN WORKED WONDERS IN PIERRE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CITY BUSINESS HOURS AFFRONT TO CHURCHES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TAKE STEPS TO STOP ABUSE OF CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CHILI'S WILL OPEN ON LOUISE AVENUE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON STUDENT INDICTED IN DRUG DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE OM TOURNEY RUNS TODAY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE SEEKS INTERN FOR SENIOR PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT TO ANSWER HELPLINE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EQUALIZATION BOARDS DROP VALUES,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*EX-COMMISSIONER TURNS EDITOR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WARRIOR DISPUTE WILL STAY IN FAMILY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"KNOWLEDGE OF SPICE, CAPITOL CITY PROPELS 7TH-GRADER","Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SEARCH FOR FOUR MEN WHO BEAT ARGUS EMPLOYEE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
OUTLET BOX CAUSE OF THE STABLES FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*THIRD FLOOR AUCTION BEGINS THIS MORNING,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY FOOD HANDOUTS HALTED AT CHARITY,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD DELEGATE CHOSEN FOR TOURISM SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOUNT RUSHMORE SUNRISE SERVICE SET FOR 46TH YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*PEDESTRIAN KILLED; MAN DIES IN TRUCK FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
APPLICANTS FLOODING FINANCIAL CORPORATION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BUYER INTERESTED IN MINING STRUCTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMMITTEE FILES FINANCE REPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*RUMOR OF OPEN CAMPUS' DEMISE UNTRUE,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DAM MIGHT PREVENT FUTURE FLOODING,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
S. DAKOTA FIRM TO EXPAND PLANT INTO IOWA TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
STATE BOARD AWARDS FUNDS FOR PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
KIDS WILL LOSE OUT IN WELFARE REFORM,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
CANDIDATE TURNS DOWN POLICE CHIEF JOB AFTER PROTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*MORE STORES ARE BLOOMING WITH PETUNIAS,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
EX-FOGHORNS SITE MAY SEE NEW DAIRY QUEEN BY FALL,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
REACTION MIXED ON PHEASANT EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WEIGHT-LESS GOALS SHOULD BE REALISTIC,"Argus LeaderApr 08 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.5"
LOW TURNOUT EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
LOW TURNOUT EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DREAM ABOUT MOTOR HOME INSURED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOVE BILL DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DOVE BILL DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CARTER ON TRACK WITH ENERGY PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CHAPTERS IN MOST STATES SEEK ANSWER TO HUNTINGTON'S,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CARTER ON TRACK WITH ENERGY PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*EPILEPSY STILL HIDDEN DISEASE-SHERYL BAETE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELDERS ASSURE SD HISTORY STILL WITHIN REACH,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO SAVE WILDLIFE FROM HUNTERS TRIBES DECLARE MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TO SAVE WILDLIFE FROM HUNTERS TRIBES DECLARE MORATORIUM,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHAIN LETTERS IN CIRCULATION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MELBY QUITS HIGH COURT POST,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SIOUX FALLS WARDS AND PRECINCTS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*JANKLOW ANSWERS SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HANSON SAYS HOSPITAL OVERCHARGING STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HANSON SAYS HOSPITAL OVERCHARGING STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HANSON SAYS HOSPITAL OVERCHARGING STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WANTS BOND IN TAX FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MEIERHENRY WANTS BOND IN TAX FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FEDS' WHEAT PURCHASE OFFER ATTRACTS SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FEDS' WHEAT PURCHASE OFFER ATTRACTS SD FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*A FRESH START,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSURE ABOUNDS ON 'HANTA YO' PROMOTIONAL TOUR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRIEST TAKES CONSCIENTIOUS STANDS ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRIEST TAKES CONSCIENTIOUS STANDS ON ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSURE ABOUNDS ON 'HANTA YO' PROMOTIONAL TOUR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORTH CENTRAL POST-SEASON PLAYOFFS ON SLATE IN 1981,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COYOTE COACHES COUNT ON DAKOTA DOME APPEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ON THE ROAD WITH THE COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TAX CUTS WILL COST IN THE END, OFFICIALS SAY","Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY SALES TAX PASSES IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY SALES TAX PASSES IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LUCK OF DRAW GETS STASSEN NO. 1 SPOT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY SALES TAX PASSES IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
4 CHARGED WITH DRUG DISTRIBUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STUDY SESSIONS FOR LEGISLATORS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
OUTLOOK FOR DIESEL FUELS CALLED GOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FARMERS TO GET DEFICIENCY PAYMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUNFLOWER PLANT TO OPEN NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BANKER-OUTLOOK BLEAK FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BANKER-OUTLOOK BLEAK FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SF ENDS 'DOOR-THROUGH-DOOR' SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
UNIT TRAIN CAR SYSTEM SPEEDS GRAIN SHIPPING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
UNIT TRAIN CAR SYSTEM SPEEDS GRAIN SHIPPING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
SF WOMAN'S SENTENCE STANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SF WOMAN'S SENTENCE STANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL DELAYED A WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
RUN-OFFS TO DETERMINE 2 MAYORAL ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
RUN-OFFS TO DETERMINE 2 MAYORAL ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"*LIGHT, MEXICAN FOOD","Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1980, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
KNOBE--WINGLER CASE TARNISHES COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KNOBE--WINGLER CASE TARNISHES COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE RULES HIM GUILTY-WINGLER DOESN'T CONTEST CHAR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE RULES HIM GUILTY-WINGLER DOESN'T CONTEST CHAR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MIME VIEWS HIS WORK AS THERAPEUTIC,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MIME VIEWS HIS WORK AS THERAPEUTIC,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SANTANA--SCHIZOPHRENIC ROCK,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VOCALISTS TO SING WITH SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SIOUX FALLS LEFT BAD IMPRESSION ON GRIFFEY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS LEFT BAD IMPRESSION ON GRIFFEY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS LEFT BAD IMPRESSION ON GRIFFEY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIG SIOUX FISHING HOT SPOT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*HILLS OCCUPATION A CONTRAST TO WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FIRE IN A SILO ON WILLIS BAARTMAN FARM SOUTH OF RENN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HILLS OCCUPATION A CONTRAST TO WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HILLS OCCUPATION A CONTRAST TO WOUNDED KNEE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE EXPECTS RAILROAD CONTRACT BY MAY 1,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DRUG SELLER SENTENCED TO PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HOPPERS FEARED IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*MOTORCYCLIST RAN INTO REAR END OF A CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*CRANE OUR PICK FOR COMMISSION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*CRANE OUR PICK FOR COMMISSION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROBLEMS SOLVED FOR WEST MESA PARK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
KATHRYN KOOB AT AUGUSTANA APRIL 25,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STAMP COLLECTORS OFFICE TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
1979 ABDUCTION CASE BACK IN COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"POUND OF POT FOUND, MAN ARRESTED","Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
FORMER HOSTAGE AT SDSU TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF PAIR RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ABERDEEN OIL DEALER PLEADS GUILTY OF THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"CITY, COUNTY TO RENEGOTIATE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BUSINESS OPERATION SEMINARS' TOPIC,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
"MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RAPE, GETS 40 YEARS","Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
BATTLE WITH STATE OVER BILLBOARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICIZES NOMINEE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
MANSLAUGHTER SENTENCE SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
TOO FEW INMATES LEAD TO SWIFT BIRD'S DEMISE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TOO FEW INMATES LEAD TO SWIFT BIRD'S DEMISE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TOO FEW INMATES LEAD TO SWIFT BIRD'S DEMISE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MICROSCOPES USED TO CHECK THE OIL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
MICROSCOPES USED TO CHECK THE OIL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1981, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*INMATES GUILTY IN ASSAULT ON GUARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ROBINS STARVE AFTER SNOW COVERS FOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WEARY COUNTY--MORE SNOW,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RATE HIKE FOR BLACK HILLS POWER AND LIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*'SILENT RAGE' NORRIS' KARATE--NOT HIS ACTING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*AN OBLIGATION TO REMIND,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HEAD LICE STILL POPPING UP,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PRESSLER URGES TOUGHER EXPORT TRADE POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BELL RAISES RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPRING MEANS BIKING AND CLEANING THE STEPS OF SNOW,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INMATE ON HUNGER STRIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CARRIBBEAN TRIP A BID FOR FRIENDSHIP (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER SAYS HIS VIEWS HELP REAGAN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TIGHT SECURITY URGED FOR FUTURE CONCERTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
LIKED KELO-TV SHOW ABOUT CHRISTOPHERSON (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
REAGAN'S LOAN CUTS TO HURT COLLEGIANS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*HALE RUNNING FOR 11TH DISTRICT SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMPUTER TO GIVE EXPORT INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FOWL POPULATION RISES AT REFUGE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INJURED HURON POLICEMAN GOES HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEFHOLZ EYEING ATTORNEY GENERAL JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSILE SITE BEING CONSIDERED AS JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSOURI RESERVOIRS MEETING TOPIC,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NY ART CRITIC TO LECTURE AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE RAILROAD TIE CONTRACT DEFENDED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CRUSADE AGAINST THE NEW RIGHT CONTINUED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GROUP BACKS PLAN TO PULL WEB FROM BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WATT TELLS GROUP HE'LL CONSIDER PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*SURE IT'S PRETTY, BUT IT'S STILL SNOW","Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DEADLINE UP FOR STATE ELECTION FILINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LIST OF CANDIATES FOR SD LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOST INCUMBENT JUDGES DON'T HAVE OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LITTON TO ADD UP TO 150 WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD FMHA MAY LOSE {dollar}14 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"DANCE-A-THON MAKES {dollar}1,730 (L)","Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TRAVELERS THANK SERVICE STATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*ACTOR ROBERT BOYD DIES IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BLAIR GETS PSYCHIATRIC TESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN INDICTED FOR SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FACELIFT IN STORE FOR CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PATROL INVESTIGATES FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOBIN ASKS FOR DISMISSAL OF LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1ST WOMAN NAMED PRESIDING JUDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GLASS DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DASCHLE & ROBERTS STILL IN DEBATE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MURDER SUSPECT DROPS OUT OF SIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RULING SETS UNACCREDITED SCHOOL GUIDES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STATE SUES TO CLOSE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL SAYS UNION DEMANDS UNREALISTIC,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FREEDOM FOR TENNIS PLAYER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
INSANE DEFENSE SPENDING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIGN LANGUAGE FOR DEAF NOT SLANG (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PASTOR ENDORSES NUCLEAR EQUALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
NO DEFENSE AGAINST RADIATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DEBATES SHOULD BE DROPPED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
MEDICAL LABORATORY WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CRITICISM FOR BAD ADVICE UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*AWARDS SPOTLIGHT 6,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARCHER RESIGNS AS SECURITIES DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COURT OVERTURNS MURDER CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUP WANTS BICYCLISTS ON RIGHT PATH,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
MOST BIKE MISHAPS ARE RIDER'S FAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
EXPERT--PIK SURPRIZES OTHER NATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
HISTORIANS REVIVE STORIES OF DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RESIDENTS SHOULD APPLY FOR HEAT AID,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
INMATES MAY LIVE ON TREE FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SCHMIDT GETS RECORD THROW,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLUCKER TESTIFIES TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
'WHERE THE BOYS ARE' ISN'T WORTH BARING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION WILL CONSIDER PUBLIC WORKS JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DETERMINE FATE OF 33 ACRES OF PARK LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEMINARS WILL BE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILL DISCUSS SITES FOR NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
4 DECISIONS WILL FACE VOTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLUB TEACHES ONLY CHILD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AREA'S GIRL SCOUTS MERIT HELP (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRISONERS' GOOD TURN AIDS BLIND STUDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FIRE CAPTAIN ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*YANKTON MAN WILL CHALLENGE HOUSE INCUMBENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGISLATORS HAVE SPECIAL INTERESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BUTTE COUNTY OFFICIAL RESIGNS AFTER STAFF CUT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY WON'T BUY USD-SPRINGFIELD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CROP INSURANCE NOW IS GOOD BUY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FATAL ACCIDENT INVOLVES MISDEMEANOR CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HOSPITAL TEAMS UP WITH AIR AMBULANCE FIRM,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"WARM WEATHER, WIND INCREASES CHANCE OF FIRE","Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PHEASANTS OUT-FOX OLD MAN WINTER,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
UNION WILL GATHER INFORMATION ON STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
CHIEF SAYS DRUG PROBE LED TO FIRING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
POLICE CAR TIMING POSES PROBLEM FOR RC,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*EASTER EXPEDITION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOARD FLIP-FLOPS ON BUSING DECISION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JORDAN MILLWORK COMPANY SOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSES 51-DAY PHEASANT SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NEW FARM POLICY IS OLD (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"GOVERNOR, REGENTS DESTROYING EDUCATION (L)","Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRADE WAR WILL HURT AMERICA (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HIGHWAY NEEDS REPAIRS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
TWO OFFICIALS SLOW LEARNERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
STREET PRIORITIES MIXED UP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CHEM-NUCLEAR GETS ITS WAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
WOSTER WAY OFF TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
COSTLY PROGRAMS DON'T DIE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
ABSENCE OF WITNESS BRINGS DELAY REQUEST,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD--EVICT CABIN OWNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION DELAYS MOVE OF FRONTIER BAR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP HOPES PETITIONS ARE READY IN 10 DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VOTE TODAY ON STEEL SHOT USE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN SAYS BOY MOLESTED HER TWO SONS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOND FOR SUSPECT IN DRUG CASE IS CUT IN HALF,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 5 AFTER CITY DRUG RAID,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SF MAN CHARGED IN HOSTAGE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*ABDNOR--ISSUE OF FAMILY FARM SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATORS--PROBE OF EDUCATION NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REGENT SELECTION CHANGE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
CHAMBERLAIN TO HOST STATE CHAMBER GROUPS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FIRM MAY PROVIDE INSURANCE FOR WINNER JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"HISEL TO GET MITCHELL CHAMBER, INDUSTRIAL JOB","Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW WILL HELP STATES WITH BID FOR SATURN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN IS KILLED IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PRESSLER WILL SEE COMMON MARKET LEADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"1,400 EXPECTED FOR FUTURE FARMER CONVENTION","Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CONTINUED LOCAL CONTROL SEEN FOR SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DASCHLE BLASTS FEDERAL REGULATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"KIDNAP, RAPE ATTEMPT HEARING SET","Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INNOCENT PLEAS GIVEN AFTER PROTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PLAN TO PROVIDE INFORMATION UNDER ATTACK,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHEM-NUCLEAR TO AIR CONTAMINATION STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*PROPOSED WILLOW RUN COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SLEEPING GIANT EMERGES, THEN SUBMERGES","Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL ELECTS 1ST BLACK MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAIRY BUY-OUT MIGHT MILK RANCHERS DRY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PARKING MALL WOULD GIVE SF NEEDED BOOST,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SF NEEDS NEW CITY HALL TEAM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TIME TO QUIT TALKING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DRUG DEFENDANT NO HERO (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
RETAIN HUNKING'S SKILLS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BACKERS TOUT PLAN FOR AIRPORT AUTHORITY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HANSON ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MUNRO TO RETIRE AS PARK DEPARTMENT HEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
S DAKOTANS SLOW AT TAXING TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRUMP TO BE INAUGURATED AS COLLEGE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
UTICA WOMAN REMAINS IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*GOING, GOING, GONE","Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
RULE WOULDN'T REQUIRE MORE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WASHINGTON HIGH MAKES HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BUSINESSMAN FILES SUIT AGAINST MALL PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SEVERAL INCUMBENTS LOSE SEATS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FISCHER NAMED AS ABERDEEN'S NEW FIRE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS CONTINUE PROBE OF MITCHELL BALLOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY RULE WOULD BAN SOME LOTTERIES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE PLANS TO OPEN ITS FIRST CONOE TRAIL BY MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"46 PERCENT OF MOTORISTS SPEED, STATE SURVEY SHOWS","Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OVERALLS MAY NOT SUIT CAMPAIGNS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PLAN TO REQUIRE FOREIGN LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ORGANIST TO GIVE WORKSHOP AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CLUB CHOOSES BRUNS AS SERTOMAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
RECRUITING ROAD ENDS FOR A FEW,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*IT'S A DIRTY JOB ...,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MURDERED CHILD BURIED IN HURON,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PETERSON WON'T RESIGN OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"2,000-GALLON LEAK REPORTED BY WILLIAMS","Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON BLAUVELT BUILDING & MILLS STREET,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*TAXPAYERS CAN'T SAVE EVERY BUILDING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"GARRETSON THRIVING, PROSPEROUS COMMUNITY (L)","Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
OUTSIDERS CAN FIGHT MINING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
PORNOGRAPHY MUST BE FOUGHT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"*PERFORMER'S WORDS RING OF PEACE, UNITY","Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ACTORS DON'T FILL 'DINING ROOM' ROLES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUCTION WILL HELP MCDONALD HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"INVENTOR, HOBBY SHOW IS APRIL 25","Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
QUALIFYING TEST FOR MENSA APRIL 18,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
READING COUNCIL CONFERENCE SET,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING MAY 1-2,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
LEGION OFFERS FRIDAY STEAK NIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
YMCA ENSBERG OPEN HOUSE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
POLICE NAB CUFFED DRIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
22-MONTH-OLD GIRL DIES IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BRADLEY ADMITS BLACK HILLS BILL WILL FAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KEMP HOPES HIS ROOTS TAKE HOLD OF VOTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MIGHT BE TIED TO NUCLEAR WASTE DUMP,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY KILLS HOUSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SYMPHONY PLAYERS WANT ARBITRATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
5 YOUTHS INJURED IN CAR-BUS ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER--RETURN PELTIER TO CANADA,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*FARM BANKRUPTCIES HIGHER IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONTINENTAL FLIGHTS WEST FROM PIERRE TO END,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE TO MEET WITH HAYWARD NEIGHBORS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FMHA HEAD ATTACKS CHAPTER 12 DELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GASOLINE PRICES RISE 5 TO 8 CENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SEX, DWI OFFENDERS IN LOUSY HEALTH","Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*CLASS A ALL-STATE BASKETBALL 1ST TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSAL WOULD RAISE LICENSE FEES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*POTENTIAL GREAT FOR KINGSBURY COUNTY LAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*BOMB THREAT STOPS CLASSES AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE WINS ETSI SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*STATE'S ATTORNEY, EX-AIDE EXONERATED","Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*WOMAN HELPS REFUGEES START NEW LIVES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
AMATEUR BASEBALL SCORES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
UEBERROTH HELPS BASEBALL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CHURCH TO BREAK GROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
SWANN'S SHOT LIFTS 'AA' STARS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*BROKER ANNOUNCES HOUSE CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KENNEDY TO SEEK FIFTH HOUSE TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHINESE PROFESSOR TO SPEAK TO LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EASTER EGG HUNT TO BE HELD TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO ATTEND LEADERSHIP SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION HOLDS WALK FOR HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KURDISH PROTESTERS MARCH FOR PEACE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WANTS ENROLLMENTS AT COLLEGES BOOSTED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
12 FACE NO OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOYS' BIG CATCH TURNS OUT TO BE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SHERIFF TO SEEK CHARGES IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"OATS, WOOL FARE BETTER AT MARKET IN '87","Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEMOCRATS TO CHALLENGE TWO REJECTED PETITIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE TO DEMAND ASH CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON DRIVER HURT IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"PICKUP TURNS OVER, INJURING CITY MAN","Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*AG LOANS OFFER 'A NEW LIFE',"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COLD WITH A KICK,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*FATAL CRASH JOLTS TEENS, PARENTS","Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAPE COUNSELOR APPLAUDS BENNIS CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PROGRAM FALLING SHORT IN PROTECTING WITNESSES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T BUY EXPENSIVE GAS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
POT SWAP SHOWS HYPOCRISY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PUBLIC HAS RIGHT TO EXPECT OPEN MEETINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TEACHERS' PAY RIGHT FOR 8 MONTHS' WORK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GOOD LEADERSHIP SHOWS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
KEEP CRIMINALS BEHIND BARS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
ODNEY'S TEAM LIKE FAMILY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*REPEAL WOULD CREATE UNJUST HARDSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TRUE COACHES FIND HONOR IN GIVING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPRING FOOTBALL OFFERS OPPORTUNITY FOR EVALUATION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*COACHES WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SHUFFLES TWO HIGH-RANKING POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DECISIONS FACE NORBECK PRESERVE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SIERRE CLUB SEEKS GENTLER BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"COLLISION KILLS WITTEN MAN, 72","Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FFA MEETING BEGINS TODAY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP TO HONOR FORMER POW'S TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 30, CHARGED WITH REDFIELD RAPE","Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MESABA AIRLINK WON'T FACE DISRUPTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
5 PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN STUDENT LOAN FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION TO LOOK AT ESCORT REGULATION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUVENILE PROGRAMS FAVORED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIKELY TO ALLOW 24-HOUR VISITATION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OACOMA FRIENDS JOIN GOODWILL CAST,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
GROUP HOPES FUNDS ALLOW CLOUD SEEDING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IMPRIMIS CLOSING TO COST AREA {dollar}17 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ISSUE'S FOES SPREAD WRONG INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE'S LATE PAYMENTS UPSET FIRE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
ACTIVIST TO ADDRESS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
ALCESTER CENTENNIAL GROUP RECEIVES ART,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
LIBRARY GETS 300-YEAR-OLD BIBLE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
MITCHELL FIRM GETS CONTRACT FOR STATE-MADE LOGO,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
'SHOPPING NEWS' ENDS SUNDAY EFFORT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
OUTSTANDING LOANS UP 6.9 PERCENT AT NORWEST,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS FIND FEAST OR FAMINE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE CO-SPONSORS BILL BACKING ALTERNATIVE CROPS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
DASCHLE COSPONSORS BILL BACKING ALTERNATIVE CROPS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.E, p.04, col.3"
POET LAUREATE EVADED PUBLIC IN LATER YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
"*SOUTH DAKOTANS SAMPLE KENYA'S EXPANSE, ANIMALS","Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
"PIANIST JARRETT MIXES EAST, WEST","Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
MISSOURI RIVER AREAS OFFER SCENIC ROUTES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1989, sect.F, p.04, col.3"
*DIMOCK LAKE REVIVAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*UNION WILL TRY TO CRUSH REFORM,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
TEENS JOIN DRIVE AGAINST DRINKING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*'NEIGHBOR' LOSES ITS MEANING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ACTRESS USES LIFE STORY TO ENCOURAGE OTHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MUSIC IS THE MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
WALKER'S JAZZ SHINES AT SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
MOVE SOME OUT OF CROWDED PRISON (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SMOKERS' RIGHTS VIOLATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STRENGTHEN SANCTIONS AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL EDITORIAL INCOMPLETE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT SHORT OF ADVISED DOSAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
*IT'S WISE TO CHECK ON ACCOUNT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*AUTOMAKERS READY TO ROLE OUT CONVERTIBLES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
AUGUSTANA TO HOST COLUMNIST GOODMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY EMPLOYEE UNION ENDORSES MCELHANEY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO AWARD ARENA BIDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EARTH DAY ACTIVITIES SCHEDULED AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOTTERY BURGLARY SUSPECT ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENT TO PLANT TREES ON ARBOR DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HOSPITAL OFFICIAL'S TOUGHEST TASK,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*TUESDAY'S ELECTION WARDS, PRECINCTS","Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW FIRE STATION PHONES PUT HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIFEGUARD SHORTAGE EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GROUP'S LEADER SUPPORTS DASCHLE FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON TO ATTEND WATER PROJECT MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MILBANK SCHOOLS FORM CRISIS MANAGEMENT TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PIERRE-SF MESABA FLIGHT REINSTATED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU STUDENTS SET FOR INTERNATIONAL CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY MAN KILLED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*FORMER FARMER'S MAGIC TRICKS HELPS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOUGLAS SCHOOLS GET {dollar}7.3 MILLION FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HURLEY SCHOOL BOARD TO VOTE ON TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*DAKOTA GOVERNORS STREES COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*DAKOTA GOVERNORS STRESS COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ND'S GARRISON WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE WOMAN WINS LOTTO POT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STUDENTS MAY CARRY HALF OF BUSING FEE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*NATIVE AMERICAN BABIES FIGHT ODDS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"KIDS DON'T EAT RIGHT, STUDY SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ROMANCE FIZZLES IN 'MARRYING MAN',"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SMALL-TOWN OFFICIALS DESERVE PAT ON BACK (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HIT MARK ON WAR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PUC SHOULD PROBE CASE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CITY'S WATER MAINS TO BE FLUSHED THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIAL--JUVENILES STARTED TIRE FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WALKAWAY BACK IN CUSTODY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VO-TECH STUDENTS SHOW OFF SKILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM BEING SABOTAGED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NOT CHEAP ENOUGH FOR POVERTY STRICKEN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SD JOINS OTHERS IN SUPREME COURT APPEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AIR-CONDITIONING IS NOW FIXED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY VOTES TO BUY LAND FOR NEW WELL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
HAULERS TO BE CHARGED FOR UNCOVERED GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SPECIAL SESSION MAY NOT MATERIALIZE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FEICKERT ELECTED COLLEGIAN EDITOR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"GAMING PANEL HEAD GETS {dollar}6,000 PAY RAISE","Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RED SCAFFOLD WOMAN CHARGED IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*HILLS FIRES BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
COUNTY STUDYING FULL-TIME ATTORNEY POST,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LUTHERAN CONFERENCE ADDRESSES SEXUALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
3 PLEAD GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WHITEWOOD WIFE APPEARS IN COURT ON CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*I WANT TO BE AN AMERICAN GLADIATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOUNTAIN CLIMBER AT TOP OF HIS PROFESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW WALLEYE LAWS HAVE POSITIVE EFFECT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VISITS BRITISH BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1991, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
'FOR A GOOD TIME' MESSAGE ON LETTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SF'S JOBS TO ATTRACT MORE LOW-INCOME FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TO DECIDE FATE OF LONETREE IN FALL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD PAY STILL ONE OF LOWEST,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.A, p.03, col.6"
'CHOICE' BILL SPELLS OUT END TO LIVES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TSONGAS SHOULD GET BACK IN RACE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WICCA MISTAKEN FOR DEVIL WORSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BOMB THREAT AT 'AA' TAKEN TOO LIGHTLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*BUSINESS CONDUCTED ON GLOBAL SCALE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--UNITED WAY OF AMERICA,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*YWCA HONORS SIX FOR LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PROSECUTOR MASTEN FACES TOUGH NEW CASELOAD--HIS KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ECHOES OF PAST,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*POLL SPLIT ON SD REPORT CARD (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*RASMUSSEN SEEKS SENATE RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REP CASELLI PLANS RE-ELECTION BID,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SENATOR STENSLAND SEEKS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SF MAN SEEKS SEAT ON COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WICK WILL RUN FOR HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A BILLION ERROR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ADVOCACY GROUP CALLS FOR NEW HOMELESS SHELTER,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEMOCRATS GRASP EARLY LEAD IN STATE SENATE BATTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RING BROUGHT {dollar}1 MILLION OF POT TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HAAR WINS AWAITED GOP NOD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*REP SOLEM ANNOUNCES BID FOR SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SEN VALANDRA TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SHERMAN FARMER TO RUN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*USD STUDENT SEEKS DISTRICT 17 HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*YANKTON CHIROPRACTOR RUNNING FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REP JUEL JOHNSON WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*DASCHLE, HAAR DIFFER ON TERM LIMITS","Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LINCOLN COUNTY DISSOLVES DISTRICTS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NUNS' CLAIM FOR {dollar}21 MILLION REJECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY MAN CONVICTED IN GIRL'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY RECEIVES HAZARDOUS SPILL VEHICLE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"ELECTIONS TUESDAY FOR SCHOOL BOARDS, MUNICIPAL","Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
RANCHER PROPOSES CARSON-MCMAHON TICKET,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SKYFORCE COACH GETS JOB AS GM,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*MOST HAVE FILED TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FERTILIZERS WORST WATER POLLUTANT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
AG SECRETARY PROMISES TO CLOSE SOME OFFICES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
RADIO STATION IRKS RIVALS WITH MAILING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
*ARSON SUSPECT WANTS STATEMENT TOSSED OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*STATE FEE, WHOLESALE COSTS FUEL INCREASE","Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY VALUES OUTPACE COMMERCIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COSTNER COMPLEX GOOD FOR THE STATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
GOVERNOR'S PANAMA TRIP WASN'T COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POLITICAL POLL FILLED WITH LITTLE SURPRISES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T STEREOTYPE STUDIO ONE CUSTOMERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
THERE'S A PLACE FOR OBIT HEADLINES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ABERDEEN IRS APPOINTMENT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGE IN WEEKEND SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE INVESTIGATE PHARMACY BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE CONFIRMS LINE NOT LEAKING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"STATE CONSIDERS HIKING, BIKING TRAILS","Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
13TH RC STUDENT EXPELLED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANTI-GAMBLING EFFORTS SHOW BIAS--SIOUX LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW ART FOR EASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ENDORSEMENT SPURS DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HURON HOSPITAL ADDS AIR AMBULANCE SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NO NEW CLUES TO MISSING INMATE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SD CONSIDERS EARTH-FRIENDLY LOTTERY TICKETS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SPIRIT OF DAKOTA NOMINATIONS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEATHERIZATION HELP AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE COULD ERASE RIOT CONVICTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MANSLAUGHTER CONVICTION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUSPENDED OFFICIAL CONFIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MOTHER RECALLS GIVING UP SON,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*NORDICTRACK TO OPEN IN JUNE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*ROY ROGERS HOME DECOR ITEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
CITY PATH TO FUTURE IS CHARTED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
"*4 HONORED FOR ATHLETICS, MUCH MORE","Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WESTERN RELIGIONS USE EXTRAORDINARY HAPPENINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CPU'S ARE ALWAYS CHANGING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1993, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"EAC DIRECTORS MADE {dollar}360,000 IN '92","Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CLINTON HEALTH DEBATE REACHES SD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*WOMAN BEATS CANCER, DELIVERS A HEALTHY BABY","Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CLINTON'S RURAL HEALTH PLAN APPLAUDED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*IF DASCHLE IS SENATE LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
DROP SCHOOL REFERENCE IN DRUG-ARREST STORY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
STATE SHOULD REVIEW CORPORATE-FARM BAN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HEALTH-CARE PLAN MEANS SOCIALISM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*A SMILE CAN HELP BEAT THE BLUES OF 'LOW SUNDAY',"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
OLYMPIC BASKETBALL GOES BACK TO 1904,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VILLAGE INN PASSES HEALTH INSPECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD GUARDS LOSE PAY-RAISE BID,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NY WOMAN PLEADS GULTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PATRICK HENRY BOY WINS GEOGRAPHY BEE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VA PROJECTS NEED REVIEW,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LONG-DISTANCE FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JAMISON WILL SEEK SECOND TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"SD DRUG PROGRAM LOSES {dollar}200,000 IN AID","Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*ABORTION COVERAGE PROPOSAL CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MAN GETS 15 YEARS FOR FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BHSU PRESIDENT FINALIST FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CATTLE RUSTLERS STEAL 15 HEAD FROM FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON GENDER, VALUES","Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOTEL OWNER REPORTS SLOT MACHINE STOLEN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ERROR WON'T KEEP HIM OFF BALLOT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*MAYOR, 80, NOT READY FOR RETIREMENT","Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
SUSPECT HELD IN CARRIAGE HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GROUP GRADES SD LAWMAKERS ON SPENDING,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
E-MAIL TO REVOLUTIONIZE LEARNING AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRUSTEES PROPOSE CHARGING FOR ADMISSION TO MUSEUMS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EQUALIZATION TO HIT SOME DISTRICTS HARD,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"LIBEL LAW TO PROTECT AGRICULTURE, AUTHOR SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.6"
TWA MAY PLAN RETURN TRIP,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*'A' BEST IN SHOOTOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUNCIL RECEIVES PASSING GRADES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COMPANIES TRY HIGH SCHOOL JOB FAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*CITY GOVERNMENT: THE FIRST 100 DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*ONCE AN OPPONENT, MAYOR NOW ENJOYS NEW GOVERNMENT","Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
EXPERTS OFFER SUGGESTIONS OFR NEXT 100 DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SHEEP GROWERS SPONSOR CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU TO DEDICATE ANIMAL LAB JUNE 23,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ENTHUSIASTS WANT INCREASE IN PATENTS FROM STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NCC STARS GET DEFENSIVE IN WIN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REELING IN WALLEYES A FULL-TIME JOB FOR SD MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CAR-TRAIN CRASH KILLS 22-YEAR-OLD MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PEDESTRIAN KILLED WHEN STRUCK BY VAN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BARNETT NAMED CATHEDRAL'S PASTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW PROMOTES TWO STATE OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ALEXANDER HITS TRAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A DANCE WITH HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER WANTS PROBE OF MEAT PRICES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"BREAKFAST TOPICS: NEW SCHOOLS, KINDERGARTEN","Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA BRACES FOR SPRING SNOW,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*SUNDAY LIQUOR SALES DETERMINED BY VOTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SEEKS REPLACEMENT PRINCIPAL BACKER FOR CASINO,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*TO INOCULATE RAPID CITY STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ARCHITECTS CHOSEN TO DESIGN ADDITION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WORK ON THE BLUFFS RESTARTS IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PROPOSED ABERDEEN ORDINANCE REGULATES SWIMSUITS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
9 DOCTORS DISCIPLINED IN STATE LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PROGRAM MAY EXPAND TO PINE RIDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
*A HEALTH HEART,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
OGLALA MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO INVOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS IN NO RUSH TO FILE FEDERAL TAX RETURN,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
ABERDEEN SCHOOLS SHOULD HOLD FIRM,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
BOY JOINS COLLEGE HOCKEY GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STATE PARK VISITORS NEED ENTRANCE LICENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*THE QUALITY OF WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.4"
CENTER SEES MORE TEENS WITH DRUG PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
FOR CARE OF ELDERLY ADOPT FLEXIBLE PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
TECH CAN'T TAKE PLACE OF PARENTS (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
ENVRION POLICY SHOULD SHOW NO BIAS (YANKTON PRESS),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
"TAX BREAK WILL HELP THE POOR, MIDDLE CLASS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
*EXTRADITION RECOGNIZES TRIBES AS SOVEREIGN NATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY SHOULDN'T HURT INMATES CHANCES,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
ASBESTOS IN BUILDINGS IS VIRTUALLY HARMLESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.2"
"FAMILY DAY CARES PROVIDE SAFETY, LOVE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.3"
TAX CREDITS WOULD HELP MOST SD FAMILIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.4"
CITY BUSINESS HOURS AFFRONT TO CHURHCES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS SHOULD MAKE USE OF COLISEUM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.D, p.11, col.6"
*OMAHA ZOO IS A WALK UNDER PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS BRANCH TO HAVE SELF-SERVE,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.G, p.02, col.6"
*ALBUQUERQUE BEAUTIFULLY SHOWCASES ITS HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 09 1995, sect.G, p.06, col.2"
*SIOUX FALLS VOTERS WENT TO THE POLLS TODAY TO ELECT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHERYL STOPPELMOOR'S SHOW OVERWHELMING HIT IN HURON,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY PLANS THREE NEW SCHOOLS-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
E J KAHLER'S CIVIC ROLE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
STATE'S STAKE IN NUCLEAR FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DASCHLE COMES OUT SWINGING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TWO STUDENT DEATHS STILL A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS DEMAND BUSES BY NEXT YEAR-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REFUSAL OF TEACHER'S LEAVE PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
REFUSAL OF TEACHER'S LEAVE PROTESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MRS. AMERICA ENTRANT NOT THRILLED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*CHAMBER MARKET MANAGER IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*CHAMBER MARKET MANAGER IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*WOMEN UMPIRES CAN TRACE ROOTS TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*WOMEN UMPIRES CAN TRACE ROOTS TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
ROLLOVER KILLS PINE RIDGE WOMAN-HERMOSA,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
THE EAST DAKOTA CONSERVANCY TO REVIEW BIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BODY OF MISSING WOMAN FOUND-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WOMAN GETS YEAR FOR PROCURING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
BEDELL TO GET VIEWS ON 5 ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STRIKE EFFECTS NOT FELT YET,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
POWER AGREEMENT SIGNED-EAST RIVER ELECTRIC,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STRIKE EFFECTS NOT FELT YET,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"FIELD WORK DELAYED BY COLD, DAMPNESS","Argus LeaderApr 10 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HOSPITAL OFFICIAL-HANSON ABUSED HIS POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL OFFICIAL-HANSON ABUSED HIS POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL OFFICIAL-HANSON ABUSED HIS POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NSP NUKE PLANT TAB OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NSP NUKE PLANT TAB OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DANCE ENTHUSIASTS TO SWING INTO ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*SLAGGS, SEGER AND JOEL KEEP ON ROCKIN'","Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MUSEUM EXHIBIT OPENS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SENATE PRIMARY-EXPERIENCE VS IDEALISM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PRIMARY-EXPERIENCE VS IDEALISM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BERESFORD FIGHTS TO SAVE RAILS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENATE PRIMARY-EXPERIENCE VS IDEALISM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EASTERN SD OIL HUNT URGED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GROUCH SIGN KEEPS VISITORS GUESSING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
KNOBE LISTS PROGRAMS TO BE CUT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA PROPOSITION MEETING A GOOD START (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
URANIUM IMPACT STUDY IS NEEDED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE MAN FOUND DROWNED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
41ST STREET BRIDGE WORK BEGINS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DRUG SUSPECTS' BOND REDUCED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
V CENTER NURSES VOTE FOR UNION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BELL CAMPAIGNING DOOR-TO-DOOR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SIZE OF CENSUS FORMS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BUSHNESS WOMAN NEW PARTY DELEGATE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
EXEMPTION FROM SURCHARGE URGED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SIZE OF CENSUS FORMS CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
KATUS TO BEGIN CAMPAIGN MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"MCGOVERN HITS TIGHT MONEY, FARM PROPS, EMBARGO","Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BUSHNELL WOMAN NEW PARTY DELEGATE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
EXEMPTION FROM SURCHARGE URGED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TO NAME FAIR COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE OFFICES CONTESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PETERSON CONSIDERS CHANGES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE OFFICES CONTESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
POLL-WINGLER SHOULD RESIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLL--WINGLER SHOULD RESIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM BILL GOES TO CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POLL--WINGLER SHOULD RESIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUEL TAX FOR RAILS BLOCKED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FUEL TAX FOR RAILS BLOCKED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"ODDLY ENOUGH, FANATIC TRIES FOR THAT BIG WIN","Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SARCASTIC BANTER MARKS LAST CANDIDATE FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST AMENDMENT ERODING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST AMENDMENT ERODING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHANARD'S MITCHELL FIRM LOSING C&NW RAIL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST AMENDMENT ERODING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHANARD'S MITCHELL FIRM LOSING C&NW RAIL SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JODY POWELL ON THE CIRCUIT--THE PENANCE FOR DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ROMANIAN MAN ARRIVES IN BELOVED MULTI-HUED WEST,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*ROMANIAN MAN ARRIVES IN BELOVED MULTI-HUED WEST,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*JODY POWELL ON THE CIRCUIT--THE PENANCE FOR DEFEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WINGLER SHOULD RESIGN PROMPTLY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
'I WON'T GIVE UP MY GUN UNTIL...' (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINGLER SHOULD RESIGN PROMPTLY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FORGET SLIP UP CREEK, ELIASON SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
URANIUM PERMIT RENEWED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"FORGET SLIP UP CREEK, ELIASON SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TESTIMONY CONTINUES IN CIVIL SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TESTIMONY CONTINUES IN CIVIL SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANE CRASH KILLS 2 MEN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
YWCA HONORS 6 AT LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"*ISRAELI--FEAR OF VIOLENCE, ECONOMIC WOE PART OF LIFE","Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*ISRAELI--FEAR OF VIOLENCE, ECONOMIC WOE PART OF LIFE","Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMERS WORRY OVER LATE FROST,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CRITICIZES DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*ATHLETE HAS RECRUITERS AT HER HEELS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DROUGHT STILL HANGING ON IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOOD SAMARITAN DIDN'T LEAVE NAME,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SD TEEN-AGERS SUPER,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"CHAMBER, AN EXCELLANT HELP","Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF HUMANE SOCIETY PRAISED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BROKER WARNS ABOUT SEEKING WORLDLY RICHES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMTRADE BILL DRAWS REACTION (HENSHAW),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"RC MAN, DAUGHTER SHOT TO DEATH IN HOME","Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SERVICE AT SITE EXPECTED TO BE PEACEFUL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SOMETHING FISHY ABOUT THAT PHONE NUMBER...,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*GRASSROPE IRRIGATION FUNDING HELPFUL STEP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD DIRECTOR DISPUTES FINE'S COLUMN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MISSILE PROTESTERS OBEYING A HIGHER LAW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
QUESTIONS GOVERNOR ON SD RAIL SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SAYS ONLY NFO HAS FARM PRICE ANSWER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
PUC DECISION ON UTILITY TERRITORIES UPHELD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JAMES RIVER WATER LEVEL FALLING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CLASH BUILDING OVER PLACER MINING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
EXPOSURE CAUSE OF PINE RIDGE DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FIRM SEEKS RETURN OF FILING FEES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
FISH HATCHERY SAVED ANOTHER YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RC MAN INDICTED ON MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC RATE HIKE 10.6%,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
1ST GRAIN LOADED AT YANKTON TERMINAL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
2 CHARGED WITH MOTHER'S MURDER--RELIANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MORE MONEY NEEDED FOR HILLS WATER STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
NO SURPRISES IN ELECTION FILINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
PRODUCERS ASK TO USE PINE IN RAILTIE REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SD TAX RETURNS BEHIND LAST YEAR'S NUMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SF WOMEN FIND GOLF THROUGH HUSBAND,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HAENSEL FAVORS RUN ORIENTED FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MILT'S MENAGERIE HAS REAL ANIMAL MAGNETISM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MONTH OF MARCH TWICE AS WET AS NORMAL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TAX MEN FIGHTING IMAGE OF BAD GUYS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PRESSLER--WE'RE GOING IN CIRCLES WITH MX PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
LAKE OAHE'S BIG HUNGRY NORTHERN PIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACHTERHOFF WINS 3 EVENTS-USD WINS TITLES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ASP QUALIFIES FOR NATIONAL 10,000 METER RUN","Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COSMO WRESTLERS WANT ADULT LEAGUE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*BOB PROPST--A TOAST TO GOOD FISHING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*AUGIE'S SIMONSEN SURPRISES NO ONE BUT HERSELF,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
NORTHERN PIKE MEET FACES A CLOUDY FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
FREEMAN BALLPARK FULL OF MEMORIES FOR PERRY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*FALK HAS COME A LONG WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*PRECISION DRILL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ROBERT EDEN STILL AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SR CITIZENS MUST HAVE POSITIVE ATTITUDE ABOUT AGING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--STATE LEGISLATURES NEGLECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LINCOLN HIGH BAND GETS HIGH MARKS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BANK ROBBERY IS MISUNDERSTANDING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL ELECTIONS WILL ABOUND THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"RAPID CITY RESIDENTS WEIGH PROS, CONS OF ALDERMANIC","Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RIVER FISHING ENHANCED BY SD SALMON STATION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TAX CUT CRITICS WERE WRONG--RC JOURNAL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATERTOWN WORK PROGRAM FOR INMATES DESIRABLE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*EXCELLENT, LOW-COST SD SKI RESORTS","Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FASCINATING TALE ABOUT BATTLE WITH SIOUX (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM ROLE OF MINORITY PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NATIONS PRIORITIES PREVENT ASSISTANCE FOR STARVING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SEARCH FOR JUSTICE INCLUDES RIGHTS OF CONSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LOCAL NAACP CHAPTER MONITORS JOB INTEGRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ARTICHOKE GROUP TO ELECT OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COURT HEARING SET FOR HURON MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GOLD FIRM DELAYS BUILDING NEW PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
OHIO PROF TO SPEAK AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BROOKINGS FIRM TO INCREASE SPACE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*MOORE CREDITS BALANCE FOR SF PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FARMERS TOLD TO BE CAUTIOUS OF GRAIN PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PIK IS PUSHING PRICES UPWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*COMPETITION STIFF FOR 55TH ACADEMY AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS ARTIST CHOSEN FOR EXHIBIT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LORRAINE COCKLE--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
*A MUDDY MESS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*SD UNIONS FIGHTING UPHILL BATTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LITTON UNION STILL WAITS FOR CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
LOW WAGES FORCING PLUMBERS OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL WORKERS CONCERNED DESPITE CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*WILKERSON GETS AG AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1983, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
{dollar}13.3 MILLION BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ADVERTISING GROUP AWARDS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
MILITARY AWARDS PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HIGHER FEES ROCK COMMISSIONER'S BOAT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLUCKER--MCDOWELL THREATENED SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRINGFIELD'S CONFIDENCE IS SLIPPING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTH DAKOTAN CHOSEN NEW PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PHEASANT SEASON WILL LAST 51 DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY COMMISSION WILL RECONVENE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SOFT RAIL BED GETS BLAME,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHRIST THE KING EXPANDING SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SUN BELT VS NORTHERN TIER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"VOTE TODAY, OR DON'T COMPLAIN (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OLSONS WELL DESERVING OF COMMUNITY SALUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CATHOLIC DIOCESE CONDUCTED WORKSHOPS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HINES ACCUSED OF COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOME RULE TASK FORCE ADVISES COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JUDGE ALMOST DISMISSED EXTORTION CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR MISSING PRISON INMATE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DEPARTMENT CONTINUES RESTORATION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION OWES MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LENDER SAYS RISING INTEREST RATES HURT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TORONTO MAN KILLED WHEN STRUCK BY TRUCK,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
UTILITY RATE INCREASE WILL BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATT TO SPEAK TO BANKERS ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON CENTER'S ROLE MAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*VANDERLINDE TO RUN FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COUNTY RESPONSIBLE FOR SUICIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM IS READY TO DEBATE SINCLAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TWO MEN ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY IN DISTRICT 16,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MODICA LOOKS TOWARD FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WATT DEALS TO DEVELOP TRIBES' LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE SMOKE CLEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS OPPOSE 26TH STREET PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ELECTIONS AT A GLANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
IT'S TIME TO ANSWER QUESTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REGENTS OWE CITIZENS EXPLANATION OF ACTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAXPAYERS LOSE ANOTHER ONE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FILM DEMEANING PROPAGANDA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ABORTION LEGAL BUT NOT SAFE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
EDUCATION AID IS IN JEOPARDY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"SEASON PLAN TARGETS DOE, FAWN","Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOWN VOTERS PICK NEW LEADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUTHORITIES CLOSE CASE OF REPORTED ABDUCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE--USER FEE IS A TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MONDAY IS LAST DAY FOR SOME CROP INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PUBLIC TELEVISION TO LOOK AT FARMING'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SAFETY COUNCIL OFFERS MOTORCYCLE COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
UNITED WAY REPORT EYES THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LAWYER GETS 2 YEARS FOR EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WAGNER SPENDS WEEKEND SHIFTING BUDGET,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*BIKE WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CURRY RECEIVES AGRIBUSINESS AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*HALE IS LEGIONNAIRE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"ANSON, STEWARD TOPS ON AGRICULTURE QUIZ","Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
MARCUS NAMED STUDENT NURSE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SCHOOL HONORS PAULSON AS OUTSTANDING GRAD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
SONNENFELD WINS YOUNG COLUMBUS CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
USD SOPHOMORE WINS MUSIC CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
WILLIAMSON LEADS NATIONAL AVIATION COMMITTEE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*SDSU NAMES YEAR'S DISTINGUISHED ENGINEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
LITTLE INTERNATIONAL CITES WINNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
UNCERTAIN FUTURES CONFRONT SD PREP STARS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"HOOPS GETS {dollar}20,000 IN SETTLEMENT","Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE INCOME TAX SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO APOLOGY NECESSARY FOR PROTEST AT OFFICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OFFER VOTERS THEIR BEST (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*WASHINGTON HIGH BAND DIRECTOR PASSES ON HIS BATON,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNG AUTHORS PEN GENTLE LITERARY WORKS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BASKETBALL TO BENEFIT ARTHRITIS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DISABLED CARE SERIES SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RANDALLS OPENS IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SCHUMACHER RUNS FOR CITY COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"AMBULANCE FIRM, DRIVER DENY CHARGES","Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARRESTS OF INDECENT EXPOSURE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS WIN LAND DEVELOPMENT DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ANDERSON TO RUN FOR CITY COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CARING FOR HANDICAPPED WORKSHOPS SET,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHECK PRIVATE WELLS FOR CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CITY GETS FEDERAL MONEY FOR BUS SYSTEM WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
DAIRY HERD BUY-OUT PLAN A DISASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FORMER BRANDON POLICE OFFICER INDICTED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EDITOR SAYS FARM PRICES SHOULD RISE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE SDSU FARM PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEADLINE FOR STUDDED TIRE USE IS APRIL 30,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEAT RECOVERY VENTILATION WORKSHOPS SET,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAW ENABLES MORE FARMERS TO GET FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAINE SENATOR TO SPEAK TO DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MOTHER SUES HOSPITAL FOR INFANT SON'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OPPONENT HOPES TO GET SCHOOL AID BILL ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE FAIR RATES HIGH IN SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL BALLOT INVESTIGATION ENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
INTEREST RATE DROP NOT HELPING FARMLAND BUYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PLANKINTON'S ELECTION IN A DEAD HEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HEIDEPRIEM TELLS ELDERLY OF RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*KIGER PACES ALL-STAR TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
BROOKINGS GIRLS SELECT COLLEGES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*TEN CATE TWINS ARE BACK,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*2 WELLS SHUT OFF AFTER FUEL LEAK,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY REVERSES HOUSING VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SYMPATHY STRIKE AT MORRELL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"COLISEUM, ARENA ARE NOT USED ENOUGH (L)","Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PETERSON SHOULD ADMIT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PETERSON TREATED UNFAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PETERSON SHOULD RESIGN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
VANDERLOO CLEANS UP CITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BUREAUCRATS CRIPPLE SOCIETY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LISTEN TO BISHOP'S PLEA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*COLLINS HOPES TO CHANGE PEOPLE WITH LYRICS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BABY'S DEATH RULED HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BLAST BLOWS MAN OUT OF MOTEL ROOM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE FUND SET UP AT BANK FOR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANT OFFICIALS VISIT SWIFT SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATORS SUPPORT ETHANOL PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SYMPHONY BOARD MUM ON ARBITRATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PETERSON FINED, TOLD TO REPAY","Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY CLEANS WATER PIPES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EROS NEEDS EXPANDED HORIZONS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RUMORS SWEEP HURON SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*INJURY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*MORRELL WORKER TO RUN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STREET PROJECT DELAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
GOVERNOR STATES CASE ON WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPREME COURT ORDERS LAWYER TO RETAKE TEST,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON COUNTY FIGHTS SUITS ABOUT HOSPITAL BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"1,000 A YEAR DIE FROM SMOKING","Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
13 SDSU RESEARCH PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SD WOMEN IN WORK FORCE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SOPHOMORE MAKES CLASS AA,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*JACOBSON IS PLAYER IN TRANSITION FOR LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*RURAL SCHOOL ENDURES DESPITE TOUGH ODDS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CHAPTER OF SD HISTORY ENDING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
DEMOCRAT CANDIDATES THREATEN GOP GRIP,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TO REVIVE CONVENTION CENTER ISSUE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*SPECIAL CHIEF'S CRUSADE OFFENDS MANY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BAD UNION LEADERSHIP HURT WORKERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
HAVE-NOT AREAS HARDEST HIT BY CUT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WOFFORD EXCELLENT LAWMAKER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CHANGE UNNECESSARY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
PRESSLER VOTED RIGHT ON VETO (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ARBOR DAY GROUP OFFERS SPRUCE TREES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FUTURE FARMERS TO HOLD CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GARRETSON LIBRARY TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE ESCAPES FROM YANKTON CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKE AVENUE TO BE CLOSED FOR WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRACTICE TORNADO DRILL TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DISTRIBUTES COMMODITIES TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEW BALTIC SCHOOL TAKES SHAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PREDICTS CLOSER TIES WITH VIETNAM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STREET SWEEPERS TO BEGIN SAND CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PUC OFFICIALS SPLIT ON DEREGULATION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JOB FAIR DRAWS 800 TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN'S CONVICTION OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MOVING PLANS BEHIND SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEWAGE ASH SHOULDN'T BE DISCARDED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
APPLICATIONS FOR CROP INSURANCE DUE FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEADWOOD PARTY PROMPTS GRAND JURY INQUIRY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
IRS RULES ON HEIFER TAX DEDUCTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FIRE HAZARD HIGH FOR HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"TELLINGHUISEN TO DISCUSS LAW, OPEN MEETINGS","Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"20,000 ENTRIES IN LOTTERY DRAWING","Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PERSONAL INCOME UP 6.1 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
QUARANTINE STINGS SD BEEKEEPERS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*PLOTS BRING FOOD TO PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
NEW PROGRAM NEEDS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
PLANS CALL FOR RESORT AT YANKTON,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SEMINARS HEADLINE INLAND YACHT SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
YANKTON GROUP WORKS ON NEW RANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
VALUE OF MOOSE MYSTIFIES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.C, p.08, col.6"
DEVELOPMENT EVENT MEETS NEXT WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FARM BUREAU CHIEF JOINS USDA PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON SMALL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CAR PHONES HAVE CITY DRIVERS TALKING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*TWO KNOTS SUIT MEN FINE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*AIR FORCE CAPTAIN'S LETTER DETAILS ...,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1988, sect.F, p.06, col.1"
*USD CANDIDATE ABANDONS RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MARCH SHOWS SUPPORT FOR ROE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRUGS SUSPECTED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MEMORIES FILL JUNIUS' DESERTED STREETS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MCKENNAN DIRECTOR TAKES WISCONSIN JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SF BAND SPREADS MESSAGE THROUGH ITS ALBUM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"STRESS CONTROL, FIBER CAN HELP SPASTIC BOWELS","Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
NEW DEPARTMENT ADDS TO MONEY WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WOMEN IN PRISON FACE BIAS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FRANCE SHOWS COMPASSION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
HOME SHOULD BE PRESERVED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
ALASKA SPILL BOOSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TO AWARD CONSTRUCTION JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON SUPPORTS MINIMUM WAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POST OFFICE ADDS STAND FOR TAX FILINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS TEACHER RECEIVES STATE HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CRITICS WHO ARE WRONG ANNOY DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN HURT IN 2-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EXECUTIONER THOUGHT OF DEATH AS JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POW'S GATHER TO SPEAK ABOUT A FADED NIGHTMARE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SD TO BENEFIT LITTLE FROM PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT PLANS MOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MUSEUM TO BRING OLD WEST TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ARM WRESTLING TOURNEY TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
HEART FUND-RAISER PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*DELAYED SENTENCING OF CONFESSED RAPIST,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"CITY, SCHOOL ELECTION TODAY","Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ELK POINT IS HOME TO A NEW SLOGAN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*LIQUOR LICENSE LINK TO LOTTERY RAISES QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS WORKERS FEEL PINCH,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
10-MACHINE LIMIT REINFORCED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*AUTHOR TELLS OF HER LYME DISEASE STRUGGLE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*VOICE-ACTIVATED COMPUTERS HELP OPEN DOORS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*DID MUCH FOR OTHERS IN SHORT LIFE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HOW MANY KILLERS MURDER IN PRISON (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HONOR OTHERS' RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*HOUSING FOR SD LOW-INCOME PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*TSCHETTER READY FOR NEXT STEP IN CAREER,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STRETCHING HIS SWING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SD GOLD OUTPUT UP LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CITY MAN APPEARS ON THEFT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY COMMISSION TO READ HIGHWAY BIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NADER PLANS SPEECH AT FORUM ON AGING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATNE SEEKS JOB AS COUNTY AUDITOR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S NOT EASY BEING A KID...,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANTON APPROVES 1 PERCENT SALES TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARRISBURG DELAYS NEW SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN ARRESTED ON ROBBERY CHARGE AFTER CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD STUDIES TRANSPORTATION TO MIDDLE SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DRIVERS COULD GET TAGGED WITH FINE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL PROPERTY SALE QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AUTOPSY SCHEDULED AFTER SCUBA DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MARATHON WALK-RUN PLANNED IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLANS TALK TO 4TH-GRADERS AT TEA,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE EXTENDS USE OF TWO PESTICIDES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STUDENTS WILL TRAVEL TO DC FOR STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SOUTHEAST SD SOIL NEEDS 3 INCHES OF RAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TRATOR ACCIDENT KILLS MISSION WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
4-STATE WASTE FACILITY TO OPEN IN '91,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DECISION DUE IN BROOKINGS ON TAX FREEZE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
ARENA AIR CONDITIONING IS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*PASQUING TIME AWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SEVERE CHILD ABUSE CASES GROW,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SD COUPLE PLANS TO LIVE DREAM WITH WINNINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
VIBORG'S VOTERS END 'PROHIBITION',"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LET PUERTO RICO BECOME 51ST STATE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NEW MULTIGRAIN CEREAL FAILS TASTE TEST,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*COOK PRACTICES HANDS-ON TECHNIQUES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABOUREZK TO SPEAK AT SFC SYMPOSIUM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EVADER MUST SERVE 60 DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LANDS IN HOSPITAL AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NATIONAL DEAFNESS EVENT STARTS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARTICIPANTS SOUGHT FOR SOLDIER PARADE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DOUBTS GROW FOR CITY GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONTROLS ON KEGS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"COUNTY WANTS {dollar}555,000 MAINFRAME COMPUTER","Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUIT CLAIMS DOCTORS BOTCHED BIRTH,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*JUMPING WITH THE WIND,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LEGISLATORS TO CONSIDER 4 DAY WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
COULD MISS DEADLINE TO BUILD PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWMAKERS QUESTION FED CONTROLLED BURNS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY-BY-COUNTY VOTING RESULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"TRIBAL, STATE MEDIATION SUBJECT OF USD FORUM","Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE'S GAMING HALL COULD OPEN BY SUMMER,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"AUCTION RAISES {dollar}2,300 FOR ART STUDENTS","Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
MAN GIVEN 32 MONTHS FOR CONTACT WITH GIRL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
PROGRAM TO SHOW HISTORY IN FLAGS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
RIVER RUNOFF EXPECTED TO BE 76 PERCENT OF NORMAL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*COURT CONCENTRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BOUMAN EXPECTED TO PICK SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GOLF CLUB DESIGNER NEVER RUNS OUT OF IDEAS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
OPERATIONS ARE POSTPONED UNTIL NEXT SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
ONLY HALF FROM SD HAVE FILED TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TO CHECK SALES TAX COMPLIANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*CONSTRUCTION TO CLOG CITY STREETS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOWER BRULE WANTS NUKE SITE STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLORISTS IN FRUMP OVER MICKELSON REQUEST,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS OPPOSE MONITORED WASTE SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
ASHE CAN HELP STOP AIDS DISCRIMINATION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY OUTSIDE SD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRISONS ARE FOR THOSE WHO CAN'T ADJUST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*REBA TICKETS SELL QUICKLY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WILLIAMS AND REE HOPING SHOW PAYS OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SPRINGSTEEN LOSES BOSSINESS IN NEW ALBUMS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'MAMBO KINGS' SWAYS TO ASSANTE'S MUSIC,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES MEETING OPENS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE DEPARTMENT TO AUCTION BICYCLES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUBLIC IS WELCOME AT RECYCLING MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"PUBLIC TV, RADIO BOARD TO MEET TODAY","Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
6-STATE RADON TEST INCLUDES SD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CARETARUM TO ASK FOR IMPROVED 911 ACCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ECONOMIST--GAMBLING BIT RETAIL SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"OUTAGE LEAVES 4,600 POWERLESS","Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A BANNER DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEMOCRATS BLAST OFFER TO HELP LETTER WRITERS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD DELEGATION CRITICIZES GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*LOCAL THEATER LEADER HAZEL HYDEN DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*A TOUCH OF NORWEGIAN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MISSOURI RIVER LETTER EXCERPTS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NEW TRIAL ORDERED IN CRASH SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VETERINARIAN PLEADS NO CONTEST TO STEROID CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*AUGUSTANA DEFEATS USD, NOW 4-0 IN NCC","Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD MIGHT MOVE 3-POINT LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
"WOLFGANG IMPROVING, SAY OUTLAWS","Argus LeaderApr 10 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.6"
*STUCK IN MUCK,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVEN TO THE TOP,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"SF RELATIVELY SAFE FROM INFESTATION, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MEMORIAL WILL HONOR WOMEN VETS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*CHURCHES JAZZ UP MUSIC TO ATTRACT WORSHIPERS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"*FOR INDIANS, TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE IS KEY","Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRITCHARD MISSING FROM RADIO STORY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DEBATE IS GETTING OLD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CONGRESS DOESN'T DESERVE ITS PAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"*LUCKY FOR US, JESUS KEEPS ALL OF HIS PROMISES","Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
EPA TO HONOR STATE AGENCY'S WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL IS MODEL FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER INSPECTS AFRICA HUNGER RELIEF,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION MAN INDICTED IN ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EASTER DELIVERY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORMER LA POLICE CHIEF FORESEES COPS' ACQUITTAL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SUSPECT: FIRE STATEMENT WAS LIE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHIEFFER STEPS DOWN TO OPEN LAW OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ESCAPEE STILL ON THE LOOSE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHARGES DROPPED IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MEETING OPEN TO THE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU INSTRUCTORS INVENT MEDICAL DYE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ABERDEEN FIREFIGHTER DISPUTES LAYOFF,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RESIDENTS DIFFER ON ORDINANCE TO CURB OBSCENITY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HUSBAND DENIES FAMILY ENGAGED IN GROUP SEX,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
TWIN SISTERS TESTIFY ABOUT DIFFICULT LIVES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
NEARLY HALF OF CALLERS OK PRISON PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"FARMERS ELIGIBLE FOR DISASTER PAYMENTS, ESPY RULES","Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
"SF MAN, PARTNER PAY {dollar}8.8 MILLION FOR BANK STOCK","Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*LENNOX'S ROPS HEADLINES FIRST FIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FEDS MAY SUE HURON S&L BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TURNING TO A DATING SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TELEPHONE COURTSHIP TURNS INTO A MARRIAGE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*PERSONAL ADS ON UPSWING IN PAPERS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.6"
*SINGLE NUMBERS INCREASING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
SD FARM BUREAU PLANS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INTERACTIVE NETWORK TO GIVE BUSINESS HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PRESIDENT HAS PAID UNION DUES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SAFE AT HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW TURKEY GROUP OFF TO GOOD START,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*NDSU DOMINATES AT OLSON INVITE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
ARGUS NAMED AFTER WATCHMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
YOUNGEST INMATE TO SEEK PAROLE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY ADOPTS RULES ON FOOD AT SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*USD ALUMNI HONOR FARBER'S WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MILBANK TEEN IS CHAMPION SPELLER,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*PATIENTS FIND COMFORT, DIGNITY IN HOSPICE COTTAGE","Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
VETERANS CRITICIZE HEALTH SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FEDS RESTORE FUNDS FOR WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SPORTSMAN'S CLUB TO CONSIDER GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SPEAKERS TO ADDRESS GEOGRAPHY CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PIONEER MUSEUM APPOINTS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*STREET CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS FOR 1994,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
CANDIDATE BUMPED DUE TO AUDITOR'S ERROR,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
WORKERS BEING SOLD SHORT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"NUCLEAR MISSILES WILL BE MISSED IN SD, SOME SAY","Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"DEMOCRATS, GOP SET LEGISLATIVE FIELD","Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
DIVERSITY ENHANCES COMMUNITY STRENGTH (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE IDEAL FOR MAJORITY LEADER (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD CONTRIBUTES IN RESEARCH (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
LEARN REQUIRED SKILLS (MAIDSON DAILY),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
LEARN TO AVOID ABUSING CHILDREN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
RESIDENTS SHOULD HAVE FINAL SAY ON MORRELL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
HEALTH-CARE BILL KILLS FREE ENTERPRISE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
RENTSCHLER LIKELY WANTS TO CUT OUT COMPETITION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
MILLER'S ABORTION-FUNDING LETTER ASTONISHING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
CITY GOVERNMENT NOT WORKING FOR ITS CITIZENS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.3"
"CITY SHOULD THINK OF KIDS, NOT ADULTS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
REGAIN SPIRITUAL GROUND; PASS FIREARMS MEASURES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
CANING OF AMERICAN SOUNDS LIKE GOOD IDEA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
SEXUAL MORALITY WOULD STRENGTHEN OUR NATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
LIGHT UNFAIRLY TIMED AT 41ST AND WESTERN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.6"
CAMPGROUND IN STURGIS TO GET HOME FROM BIKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
MONFORT PLANS TO RESETTLE REFUGEES IN WORTHINGTON,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*TRACK LEAVES RUNNER ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*JUST HOW FRIENDLY IS SIOUX FALLS?,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*BROKAW NEWSCAST EDGES CLOSER TO TOP,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*WALK AMONG THE CLIFF DWELLING IN ARIZONA,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1994, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
"*WONDERS WHO PUT MALE, FEMALE INMATES TOGETHER","Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S PRIME MONTH FOR DUCK WATCHING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BANKS MAY REVISE SECURITY AFTER UNSOLVED ROBBERIES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITY MAKING SMOOTH GOVERNMENT CHANGE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BRING PREDICTABILITY TO SOCIAL SECURITY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*INDIAN GAMING PROCEEDS IMPROVE PEOPLE'S LIVES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
VEGETARIANS SPREAD LIES ABOUT THE BEEF INDUSTRY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
DIVORCED DADS DESERVE BREAK ON CHILD SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GINGRICH'S CONTRACT WILL PROVE TOO COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FISCAL MISMANAGEMENT LEADS TO A WEAK DOLLAR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
PRO-FAMILY TAX PLAN MAKES SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*LOUSY WEATHER A SUNNY BOOST FOR IMAGINATION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INVENTORS CONGRESS HAS YOUTH DIVISION,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WANTING A 'MATURE HANGOUT',"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DUNKELBERGER IN WINNER'S CIRCLE,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POWELL SPEECH COST WON'T BE RELEASED,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
4 SUSTAIN INJURIES IN AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE LOCKS UP PERSISTENT ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER MAKES COMEBACK,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*SCHOOLS GET HIGH MARKS FOR USE OF TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*MOST HUNTERS GOOD SPORTS, SAYS SECRETARY","Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WAKPALA RESIDENTS BLAME SICKNESS ON WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE STUDIES BUYING PRAIRIE WIND CASINO,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PENNINGTON COUNTY TRUSTY STILL MISSING,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*VA SECRETARY VISITS HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING FORMULA TO BOOST EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FLANDREAU MAYOR SEES BETTER TIMES FOR '95,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SUMMER JOBS PROGRAM IN DOUBT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SIOUX DELEGATION TRIES TO RECLAIM GHOST SHIRT,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SOUTH DAKOTA NATIONAL GUARD,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*REVIEW W-4 TO PREVENT OWING IRS,"Argus LeaderApr 10 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*KNOBE ON TOP BY BIG MARGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*KNOBE ON TOP BY BIG MARGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MYSTERY SURROUNDS FIRE DEATHS-FORT PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
FIRE VICTIMS ARE SAFE BUT HOMELESS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PETITION DRIVE MAY DELAY DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
ONLY 13 PERCENT VOTE IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"ABERDEEN, RAPID CITY MAYORS WIN","Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"ABERDEEN, RAPID CITY MAYORS WIN","Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
MAYORAL ELECTION RESULTS-BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
VOTER PRECINCT WORK GOES SMOOTHLY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
88 PERCENT APPROVE SEWAGE PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
KNOBE'S FEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
REMARKABLE BOND VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FOUR FOOD SEMINAR SESSIONS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
STEERS HIT RECORD {dollar}75 IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS VOTE AGAINST DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTILITY CHALLENGES PUC RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BUS GRANT APPLICATION SUBMITTED-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CHANGES EXPECTED IN SEARCH FOR FUEL,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LESS TOPSOIL BLOWING AWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"*MIKE JENSEN, THE ARGUS LEADER'S 1979 YOUNG COLUMBUS","Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TASK FORCE TO DISCUSS ARENA-COLISEUM USE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.5"
STORAGE BIN LOANS TO BE 50 PERCENT HIGHER,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.5"
VOCATIONAL SKILL CONTESTS TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.C, p.12, col.6"
CHANGES EXPECTED IN SEARCH FOR FUEL,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BANANAS AND PEANUTS FOR THE GOOD & HEALTHY LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEEK FOOD FORECAST,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.2"
READER RECIPE EXCHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
MILWAUKEE TRACK UP FOR SCRAP,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MILWAUKEE TRACK UP FOR SCRAP,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
DOYLE ADDED TO JUDGE APPLICANT LIST,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS HEAR CALL FOR MARKET CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*TRAINING MINDS AND MUSCLES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'KRAMER VS KRAMER' SHOULD DOMINATE OSCARS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUXILIARY UNIT FOR HEART ANALYSIS UNIT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VARDI TO BE SOLOIST AT HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*A HOLY SYMBOL OF BLACK HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*A HOLY SYMBOL OF BLACK HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FEDS CRACK DOWN ON THE USE OF DES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FARM INCOME DOWN SHARPLY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FEDS CRACK DOWN ON THE USE OF DES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
ANACONDA PLAN TO GET ANOTHER CHANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAX PROPOSAL DEBATED AT FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"LAWYER SAYS FOSS OWES HIM {dollar}6,000","Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
PETERSON SAYS HE'LL BE HEARD AS INDEPENDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ANACONDA PLAN TO GET ANOTHER CHANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY DIGGING INTO POT PLANE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GRAND JURY DIGGING INTO POT PLANE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"MILWAUKEE FORCED OUT, SOURCES SAY","Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
FMHA INTEREST RATES TO CLIMB,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HOW ABOUT A TAX BREAK FOR ELDERLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
IT'S ABOUT TIME IRAN HAS MESSAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
THE BRANDON VALLEY BAND PARENTS TO RAISE FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MISSOURI BARGE TRAFFIC TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MISS SD PRELIMS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY TAX PROTESTOR GIVEN PROBATION,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NSP LINE TO BE ARGUED TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
NSP LINE TO BE ARGUED TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HOG PRODUCERS TOLD TO CUT SUPPLY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS STUDENT'S MURDER CHARGES DROPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
GOP BOUND TO NOMINATE CONSERVATIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
GET OUT YOUR WASH PAILS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MYERS--RULING MAY BILL RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*ABDNOR--AG ISSUES ARE SLIGHTED BY CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PILOT SAFELY LANDS PLANE IN BEAN FIELD,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
W SIOUX HARDWARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MAN SAYS CITY SHOULD HAVE HELPED FIGHT FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
W SIOUX HARDWARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OMAR BRADLEY--GI'S GENERAL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LEGISLATORS ADVISED ON TAXES, DRINKING","Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEFENDS UNION IN LITTON CONTROVERSY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LABORATORY WORKERS HAILED FOR SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"TAX, INTEREST ADVICE FOR 'E' BOND OWNERS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MILITARY 'MINDSET' AT AIR BASE UPSETTING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
THIRD MAN DIES FROM PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SNOW HELPS CONTAIN BLACK HILLS FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INMATE LAWSUITS A 'GROWING PROBLEM',"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PAM HOLLIDAY'S TRIAL POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DOUGLAS TEACHER HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"*DASCHLE HONORED, ROASTED AT RECEPTION BY SF JAYCEES","Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE EXEMPTED FROM FENCING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE EXEMPTED FROM FENCING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SYMPHONY PIECE STARTS NEW TRADITION,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
INDIANS ISSUED PERMIT FOR MEETING IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
INDIANS ISSUED PERMIT FOR MEETING IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
EAST SD AIR NEEDS TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
MAN FACES BURGLARY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COAL MIGHT FLOAT ON RAPID CITY WASTE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD NATIVE FOUND SHOT IN NEW MEXICO,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
COAL MIGHT FLOAT ON RAPID CITY WASTE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
EAST SD AIR NEEDS TO BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*FLANDREAU RALLYING TO SAVE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"87 ISN'T TOP, BUT SF WILL TAKE RATING","Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FIREFIGHTERS BECOME STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STATE'S EYE TURNS TO MATHIS TRIAL OPENING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EASTER HOLDS PROMISE OF HOPE AND RENEWAL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CUSTER AN ARDENT BLACK HILLS BOOSTER (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SEARCH FOR TRUTH IS ISSUE IN TUITION CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN SCHOOL BACKERS THANKED FOR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
YANKTON SIOUX BLAST VICTORIA LAKE CAMPERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
MEDICAL TECHNICIANS PERFORM VITAL ROLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"ARGUS, CO-SPONSORS THANKED FOR CONTEST (L)","Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
BRANDON VALLEY SENIOR MERIT SCHOLAR,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BANK SUES FIRM THAT BUILT RC HILTON,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
INCREASE REPORTED IN USE OF GRASSLANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
MOBRIDGE BOY DROWNS IN MOTEL POOL,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
NO FLOODING EXPECTED SOUTH OF MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PLAQUE TO HONOR RC FLOOD VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
SERVICE ON LINE EXPECTED SOON,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
120 MARCH FOR NUCLEAR ARMS FREEZE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*FORMER CANTON MAN HOOKED ON WALLEYES (WOSTER),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
51-DAY PHEASANT SEASON (WOSTER),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
TOTAL BODY TRAINING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ANDBERG'S A RUNNING VETERINARIAN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*BOWLING TEAMMATES ROLL PERFECT GAMES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*THE NATIONS SMALLEST CAPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF RANKINGS IN 'PLACES RATED ALMANAC',"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARY LEBRUN--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1982, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
ALDERMAN GOVERNED SF 100 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'SIOUX FALLS IN RETROSPECT' BY R E BRAGSTAD,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*LILLEHAUG MARKS 20TH SEASON AS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*STREEP IS OVERWHELMING IN 'SOPHIE',"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MITCHELL HOSPITAL GETS FITNESS GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
LEOLA WORKS ON CITY HISTORY BOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BETTER PROFIT FROM THIS YEAR'S WALLEYE FISHING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MANHUNT FAILS TO TURN UP NEW CLUES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
USING NATURALLY HOT WATER FOR HEAT--HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
3 IN HOSPITAL AFTER MOTORCYCLES HIT CAR,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*4 BOYS SAVE MAN FROM BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"ABDNOR MAKES POINT TO MISSOURI, IOWA (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SF COMMISSION TO DISCUSS BICYCLE LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VO-TECH SCHOOL PLANS OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 LOCAL TEAMS WIN FUTURISTIC CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*GIRLS ACCUMULATING ATHLETIC LETTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*WHITE, COOPER FACE OFF APRIL 24","Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
NELSON TOPS GEFKE FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
VOTERS APPROVE PARK LAND SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*WHITE CELEBRATES, COOPER WAITS","Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
ABERDEEN'S MAYOR JANUSZ RE-ELECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*ELECTION BRINGS RECORD TURNOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
"*CANDIDATES, COMMUNITY REACT TO RESULTS","Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*GOLFERS SHOW APPRECIATION FOR WIREN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SDSU MUST REIMBURSE FOE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX EMPIRE BASKETBALL RECRUITS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUPS'S RED LAKE PLANS DEPEND ON STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WALLEYES BITING IN CHAMBERLAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*GROUP HONORS BETH MILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
ADULT EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
LA SERTOMA OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.C, p.11, col.5"
"COMMISSION HIKES FEES FOR BOATS, PARKS","Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CUNNINGHAM--I'D DEBATE WITH SINCLAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ABOLISHED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAX PROCRASTINATORS GET HELP FROM POST OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}8,000 CUT FROM BAND DIRECTOR'S PAY","Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*'I DID WHAT MCDOWELL TOLD ME',"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW IS COMMITTED TO SELLING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
AIDE IS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT EROS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
NEW JAPAN MEAT PACK IS WELCOME (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BAYER'S TRIAL ON DRUG CHARGES COST COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SUPERFUND WILL PAY FOR CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
JUDGES UPHOLD JANKLOW'S VETO,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
CONSTABLES WILL CHARGE FEE FOR RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
PANEL SAYS NO TO CHARTER FOR HOME RULE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1984, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*SOAKIN' UP SOUTH DAKOTA SUNSHINE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW MAY GET HIS DAY IN COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONCERTS SHOW THAT CHINA IS CHANGING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY MANAGER NOT ANSWER TO PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*ROSE OF THE SD PRAIRIE WAS ROUGH,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TIME'S RIGHT TO DO SHAKESPEARE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BENEFIT FUND DRIVE HAS BEGUN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
FOUNDATION SPONSORS FASHION SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
HOSPITAL SPONSORS FREE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ARTS AUXILIARY SPONSORS LECTURER,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
BANQUET PLANNED FOR SECRETARIES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*STUDENTS LEARN OF LIFE IN THE DARK,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT CLIMB WAS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKER GIVES GOP PEP TALK,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"DEADWOOD TO SPEND {dollar}3,000 FOR PROPERTY","Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL TO HOST OLYMPICS OF THE MIND,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS TO GO TO REGENTS MEETING SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER CHARGED WITH SEXUAL CONTACT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WAGNER WANTS TO MEET WITH SDSU FACULTY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FINDING OF SOLDIER'S BODY SADDENS NIECE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION OF REGENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
COUNTRY NEEDS GUTSY PEOPLE IN CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*MITCHELL'S FRIEDRICK SIGNS WITH DRAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MITCHELL'S MUNSEN NAMED BASKETBALL COACH OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STATE ASSOCIATION BARS TEAMS FROM PLAYING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1985, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
COURT DROPS JANKLOW LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
7-ELEVEN BANS SALE OF ADULT MAGAZINES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOTH SIDES WIN IN GUN LAW VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"SETTLEMENT IS {dollar}55,000, HOOPS SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*SCHOOL MUSICAL RIDICULES INDIANS, WOMEN SAY","Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ARTISTS DONATE WORKS FOR BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EXPECT BRUISED EGOS WHEN PULITZERS AWARDED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
STORY ABOUT AUCTION REFRESHINGLY DIFFERENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LETTER SLINGS POLITICAL MUD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
CHANGE US FOREIGN POLICY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
*BOCHMAN SWIMS WAY TO NATIONALS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ARABIANS PROVIDE FUN AND THERAPY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRANKENFELD ANNOUNCES FINANCIAL PLAN FOR SD,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEW HAMPSHIRE UPSET WITH SD PRIMARY PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ELECTION PACKETS AVAILABLE FOR CITY CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
NO EVIDENCE OF BABY FOOD TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN INDICTED IN MAN'S TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CITY TO HOST CATHOLIC-JEWISH TELECONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR CANDIDATES TO MEET IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FELONY DRUG CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY WANTS STATE CEMENT PLANT CHECKED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SAVINGS BONDS SALES ARE RISING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF SD,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
JUDGE ORDERS WILLIAMS CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHERIFF HAS SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SWIFT LEAVES HURON,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PRODUCTION FOR YOUTH A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SERTOMA CLUB HELPS GIRLS CLUB (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
YWCA SOCCER VOLUNTEERS THANKED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
FIRMS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LOW PAY SCALES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LOOSE MANAGEMENT HAUNTING US AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA OFFERS TOURISTS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRAGEDY NOT PRO-LIFERS' FAULT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PREACHERS SHOULD READ BIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*CUTLER TO FOLLOW IN DAD'S FOOTSTEPS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DOG SOUGHT FOR BITING MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRUG OPERATION NETS 5 ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ENTERS PLEA ON FRAUD CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TAX HOT LINE TO OFFER HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEXAS FUGITIVE TO BE RETURNED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VANDERLOO SEEKS CITY TAX BREAKS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE URGES MUMP SHOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OBSCENITY RULE MAY DRAW SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*EX-DETECTIVE ENTERS RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMITTEE PICKS TWO-COUNTY SITE FOR SUPER COLLIDER,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CALIFORNIA FUGITIVE CHARGED IN PARKING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATION GROUP GIVE AWARDS FOR COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN HUNTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NURSING PROGRAM AT SDSU IS REACCREDITED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SENATE PANEL ADOPTS COMMODITIES MEASURE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FACTS IN FARM CASE CLEAR, LAWYER SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
GASOLINE PRICES UP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SD MAN GETS HEART TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WALKING ADAPTS TO RACES, STROLLS","Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
COSTA RICA HOLDS PLEASANT SURPRISES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
PERFORMERS RISE ABOVE LIMITATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
"EYE BANK RECEIVES {dollar}1,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GROUP SEEKS CAR CRASH SURVIVORS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
MIRACLE NETWORK DISTRIBUTES FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BENNETT SHOULD SOLVE PROBLEM (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY MAIL WORKERS GREAT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MORE TIME WON'T HELP FLAWED GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WHY PICK ON NORTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CITY HAS MANY ART SHOWS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*COURT PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*KOLB REMAINS FROM O'GORMAN POWERHOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MARTIN SET TO DEFEND CLASS A GOLF TITLE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DIRECTOR OF RELATIONS AT SDSU NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IRS OFFICE STAYS OPEN LATE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO HOSPITALIZED AFTER ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY SQUEAKS THROUGH 1987 IN THE BLACK,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL DISPUTES LAWSUIT AGAINST STEVENS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRANDMA LOOKS FOR ANGEL STATUE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENTER TO KICK OFF FOOD DRIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
BOARD CONSIDERS CLARIFYING POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MITCHELL HIGH IN HOUSING STARTS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*250 MOURN CAR ACCIDENT VICTIM,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BUILDER PROMISES CHEAPER, QUICKER SCHOOL","Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNOR SEEKS PRISON PROBE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LUNDBERG WON'T RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
FAITH HEALING EXAMINED IN DEATH OF BABY FROM SD,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
TO PREVENT UNDERAGE DRINKING AT LAKE ALVIN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.5"
*AREA RETAILERS SPOT FASHIONS AT MINI-MARKET,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*BANGLES WANT TO SPREAD IMAGE OF SELF-MADE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*TOUGH ROAD EN ROUTE TO TAX REFORM,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ALCOHOL-RELATED ACCIDENTS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BENNETT'S ON RIGHT TRACK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONSTITUTION PERMITS SUPPORT FOR OPPRESSED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STATE CHAMP FINALLY HOOKED ON GOLF,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
AIRPORT ADOPTS SMOKING RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BENNIS SENTENCING PLANNED FOR MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEWIS ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR NEW STORE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RENNER MAN WON'T FACE DEATH PENALTY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VIVIAN TEEN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUSINS KEEP COLLEGE POSTS A FAMILY AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARENA MOVES CLOSER TO PRIVATE MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY OK'S RULES FOR ESCORT SERVICES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"GAMBLING, LIQUOR FACE CITY BALLOT TESTS TODAY","Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
OFFICIALS ASKED BROWN TO END USD BID,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRAIN PRICES MAY HAVE HIT PEAK,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"MICKELSON AWARDS {dollar}195,000 IN GRANTS","Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PONDERS POLITICAL OPTIONS FOR 1990 ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPENCER FIRM LANDS CENTENNIAL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WETLANDS POLICY MAY AID LAND SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIALS BEGIN RIVER STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*ANDERSON RE-ELECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT PROCEEDINGS SORTED OUT FOR FLUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TIDWELL DEFEATS STAGGERS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
GAS PRICES POISED FOR INCREASE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TURNOUT LOWEST SINCE 1982,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
INCUMBENTS WIN BIG (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABORTION STAND NOT CLEAR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PAC SYSTEM CREATES INSULATED CONGRESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
'PLANTED' LETTERS WELCOME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*COOK RARELY EATS HER TREATS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CHEMICAL SPILL FORCES STUDENTS TO MOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HINES WILL SEEK 2ND HOUSE TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 15 MONTHS IN COCAINE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NAACP CHAPTER MEETS THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPEEDWAY CO-OWNER FILES FOR LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY ADOPTS DRUG-FREE POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEARINGS FOCUS ON MENTALLY ILL,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE LIMITS MANSION HEARING COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*'SMALL TOWN WITH A BIG HEART',"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WATER SOURCE PROTECTION PLAN PASSES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY MAN IS CHARGED IN HIGH-SPEED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EDUCATION BOARD WILL TABLE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKESLONS TO DISCUSS INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
POLICE EXPECTING OPERATION RESCUE AT CLINIC,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ALCESTER-HUDSON SCHOOL ADDITION GETS OK,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION AWAITS TAX FREEZE FEEDBACK,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JAMES RIVER GROUP PLANS TUESDAY MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CROW CREEK COMMITTEE TO GIVE HEALTH SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN BEATING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
RURAL HEALTH TOPIC TO DEBATE HERE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COACH'S HEARING POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
HARRISBURG ORGANIZING ALUMNI ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OFFICIALS SET RULES FOR FESTIVAL CAMPING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
REGIONAL ELECTION RESULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FMHA TO EXPAND GUARANTEED LOANS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
MOST FALL CROPS SURVIVED WINTER WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*LOCAL FIRM HELPS WEST MEET EAST,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1990, sect.D, p.10, col.2"
*CITY STUDIES FURTHER ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CROSSINGS OFTEN A DEATH TRAP,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DIDN'T PLAY BY RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATER LEAK SINKS BANK DEPOSITS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--A NEW PUBLIC COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CITY PROPOSAL ROLLS INTO THE ROUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TAXPAYERS HAVE RIGHT TO FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
WATERTOWN DISCIPLINE SYSTEM APPROPRIATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
DEMOCRATS GUARANTEE LARGE TAX INCREASE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CARTOON IMPLIES ALL NRA MEMBERS DUMB (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
STATE FAIR DEMERITED IN FUNDING PRIORITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
OVERBAUGH DESERVED ALL-STATE SELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*BLENDS MUSIC OF GUITAR WITH MUSIC OF OCEAN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THERAPIST HELPS OTHERS BACK ONTO FEET,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"STATE RANKING IS 48TH, STUDY SHOWS","Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CEREMONY POSTPONED UNTIL MAY 7,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE ADMITS BEING A HABILTUAL OFFENDER,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LANDSAT OPERATIONS RECEIVE FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINTRY WEATHER HEADED FOR STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOHNSON MANEUVERS TO WIN WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NO PROPERTY DAMAGED IN GRASS FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*USD FOOTBALL PLAYER KILLS HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEFENDENTS SAY POLICE ASSAULTED THEM,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE REFUSES REQUEST FOR VICTIM'S TAX RECORDS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CRIME WAR IS OUTLINED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BROTHER GETS PRISON IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INTERNATIONAL DAYS TODAY AT SDSU UNION,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NOT DOING ENOUGH TO HELP KURDISH REBELS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 GIVEN PRISON IN EMBEZZLEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
APPARENT HIT-AND-RUN VICTIM IS IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
BOATERS HAVE TROUBLE WITH LOW LAKE LEVELS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PROFESSOR ENCOURAGES SEEKING CHILD SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AUTHORITIES SEIZE FORT PIERRE BAR,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DIMOCK SUSPECT GIVEN 2-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LOWER BRULE MAN PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RC MAYORAL RACE UNDECIDED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RENNER MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RC POLICE SEEK SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*MORAN'S GOAL IS 4TH TITLE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
PESTICIDE WATER NOT A PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PLANS SAVED FEDS {dollar}4.2 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DRIEST PLANTING GROUNDS FOUND NEAR SF,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
URGES NORMAL AID FOR CROP INSTITUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1991, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*16-MONTH-OLD BATTLED DISEASE FROM DAY ONE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REDUCED FARES FOR WHS BLOCKED BY CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HOOKED ON GARAGE SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*LAUREANO TRUMPETS LANGUAGE OF MUSIC,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*SOLO ADVENTURE FOR MOM OF 12,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
3 WILL SOLO TONIGHT WITH SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PIPELINE REGULATION WELCOMED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GAMBLING BACKERS GETTING TOO GREEDY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GRAPE-NUTS' GIBBONS WAS NOT AN ACTOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
"*JOIN PARADE, CELEBRATE JESUS","Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MINOR-LEAGUE BASEBALL CAN WORK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*POLETES SEEKS SEAT ON COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AMBULANCE BOARD DELAYS 911 REQUEST,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"COURT ORDERS MASTEN TO PAY {dollar}1,300 DEBT","Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN ORGANIZATIONS TO RECEIVE DONATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO OVERSEE TRUSTS OF INDIAN TRIBES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BROTHERS WHO DIED 4 DAYS APART,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CITY CLINGS TO WASHINGTON PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUNTY OFFICIAL HAS KILLER INSTINCT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHARTER PATIENT AGREED TO SEX,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MISSIONS OF WOMEN BOMBER PILOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHARPSHOOTER CLEARED IN DEATH OF HOSTAGE-TAKER,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*REFUGEE PROGRAM UNDER FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
KURDISH FAMILY THANKFUL FOR SECOND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GASOLINE HUFFER PAYS HIGH PRICE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BUDGET DEPENDS ON MANY SOURCES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*CRITICIZED FOR BEING DIFFICULT TO WORK WITH,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*ROMANIAN COUPLE PURCHASES A HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*ARMENIAN FAMILY FLEES WARFARE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
"PASS HEALTH PLAN NOW, NOT LATER","Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
S DAKOTANS IGNORANT ABOUT PROCEEDS (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GENEROSITY OF 'MAGPIE' BEST LESSONS OF EASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
GOVERNMENT SPENDING PAINTS SORRY PICTURE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SOME THINGS THAT MAKE NO SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SPOTTED OWL PAMPERED AT INDUSTRY'S EXPENSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
LEGISLATIVE ACTION WOULD 'STEAL SCHOOL' (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
WASTEFUL CONGRESS LETS RICH ROB POOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
*FAST START VAULTS USD 14-5,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DEER SEASON CHANGES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STRATEGY IS KEY IN TURKEY HUNT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
BIKE TRAIL PLANS TO BE UNVEILED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EVENTS HONOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HABITAT FOR HUMANITY RECEIVES {dollar}4,000 GIFT","Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NORTHEAST SD HAS WHITE EASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THEOLOGY PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON SEXUALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOODIES GO FAST,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP RALLIES FOR MANDATORY PET NEUTERING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CONGREGATION TO FUND, CONSTRUCT HABITAT HOUSE","Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HANSON TOP CAMPAIGN SPENDER,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNCIL TARGETS SPORTS MASCOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AUNT BEA CARES FOR ELDERLY FRIENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CLINTON'S NATIONAL PARK PLANS PRAISED IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON--NAME-CALLING SHOULD STOP,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*EIGHT CANDIDATES VIE FOR ONE SCHOOL BOARD POST,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD GRAIN STORAGE MORE THAN YEAR AGO,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SMALL BUSINESSES GET DISASTER LOANS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*AUSTAD'S STAYS ON THE BALL,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*LATIN BROUGHT MYSTERIOUS SIDE TO CHURCH VISIT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CENTURIES-OLD TRADITION CROSSES MANY RELIGIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*ALAMO VILLAGE A MONUMENT TO JOHN WAYNE AND WESTERNS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1993, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
"ALMOST ALL SD STALKERS EX-HUSBANDS, EX-BOYFRIENDS","Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*VANDALS BREAK WINDOWS, PAINT WALLS","Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HIGHER BET LIMITS MAY CUT INTO DEADWOOD'S GOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"SENTENCE BARBARIC, BUT SO GOES WORLD (L)","Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FLYING J WOULD BE POSITIVE ADDITION TO CITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"COLISEUM IS LANDMARK, SHOULD BE PRESERVED (L)","Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ONLY ONE CANDIDATE SERIOUS ABOUT REFORM,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*A CROWNING EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BRUTAL TEST FOR A UNIQUE BREED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*VIKES SHOOT, THEN SIGN","Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SEAT-BELT LAWS VARY BY STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WOMAN CRITICIZES REMOVAL OF COTTONWOODS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEA'S VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS ARE READY,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*HEALTHY KIDS ARE VOLUNTEER'S REWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*ANNUAL MS WALK RAISES {dollar}74,000","Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS COUNTY'S WORK ON 911 SYSTEM DELAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*ELK POINT MAN SEEKS HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER'S AIDE QUITS FOLLOWING CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD PRESS WOMEN ANNOUNCE WINNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSORS RECEIVE EPILEPSY DRUG PATENT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSORS RECEIVE EPILEPSY DRUG PATENT,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*DEDUCTIONS FOR CHARITIES DON'T CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*STORM CREATES ICY MESS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*USF ATHLETE HAS SPINAL MENINGITIS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
BOARD OK'S ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DISTRICT DETAILS BUDGET,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HELP TEENS SET UP FUN MEETING PLACE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"HOUSE REPUBLICANS SET TONE, KEEP WORD (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CUT COST OF FARM PROGRAMS WHILE MAKING...EFFECTIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BROOKINGS STUDIO LOGICAL CHOICE FOR CUT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HOUSING STORY A BIT MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
INMATES SHOULDN'T WORK AT STATE CAPITOL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*SCIENCE CENTER CHALLENGE: LURE THE UNINTERESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FEELINGS AREN'T RIGHT OR WRONG...REACTION TO LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*NORTHERN PIKE INCREASING IN SIZE AND NUMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NO.1 SINGLES PLAYER FOR WASHINGTON HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KDLT SPORTSCASTER SHOCKED BY FIRING,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK CARRYING LIQUID OXYGEN ROLLS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
POLICE ARREST WOMAN IN ILLEGAL GUN CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CASINO NUMBERS GROW,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BOARD OK'S ALL-DAY KINDERGARTEN,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE BOARD INCREASES TECHNICAL INSTITUTE TUITION,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SOME OF 542 DUMPED RULES NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CHARGES TO STAND IN EQUIPMENT SCHEME,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HOMELESS POPULATION INCREASES IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KENNEDY TO ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*VA MEDICAL CENTER TO DEDICATE SHRINE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"PLAYHOUSE, STATE PARK WORK ON AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*OFFICIALS WORRY ABOUT CUT IN HOUSING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HEARINGS ON SALE BY US WEST DELAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ABERDEEN NUDITY OPPONENTS NOW URGE 'NO' VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
SD VETERANS DOUBT STUDY OF GULF WAR ILLNESSES,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
AUTHOR TO OFFER NEW IDEAS TO IMPROVE OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
JUDGES MAY KEEP POLLS OPEN IN BAD WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
FOUR USF STUDENTS HURT IN VAN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*NUMBER OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 11 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*JURY HUNG ON TV VIOLENCE-CANOVA SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SOUTHERN STORM DRENCHES CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GIRL CRITICAL AFTER NEAR DROWNING IN A BATHTUB,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
EMOTIONALISM ON DOVE ISSUE DOESN'T HELP WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FORBES' VIEW OF PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"MEETING SCHOOL, CITY BUS NEEDS","Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
BLASTS EDITORIAL WOULDN'T TRUST SOLONS ON DISCLOSURE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.2"
BOXING LEMAIR BROTHERS TAKE SHOW ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOXING LEMAIR BROTHERS TAKE SHOW ON ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL LONG DISTANCE MEN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOXING AT FRISCO'S,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHY THEY WANT TO FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WELL, THAT'S HOLLYWOOD-OSCARS","Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROXY MUSIC BACK AFTER THREE YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JEAN DIXON'S HOROSCOPES FOR DOGS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
'SWING BED' REIMBURSEMENT URGED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANOVA CHILD'S ART TO BE ON SEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
3 YOUTHS SPARED FROM TRAILER FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HOMESTAKE UNION SEEKS BETTER OFFER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DATE SET FOR PORTER'S SWEARING-IN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MORNINGSIDE TO INSTALL PRESIDENT-DR. TOMMERAASEN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JEWS PAUSE TO REMEMBER AT PASSOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DATE SET FOR PORTER'S SWEARING-IN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BIA LOOKS INTO MCLAUGHLIN DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARM PROGRAM SIGNUPS URGED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DIESEL FUEL SHORTAGE SEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SD MAN LOSES TAX PROTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS GETS WARNING ON GYPSIES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PENITENTIARY INMATES TO RECEIVE CABLE TV,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WOMEN VOTERS TO MEET IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*CATTLE PRICE LEAPS LIKELY TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
RAIL PROBLEMS 'DEPRESSING',"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
RAIL PROBLEMS 'DEPRESSING',"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
DEFICIENCY PAY AT {dollar}5.85 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
FFA TO MEET APRIL 22-24,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
SCABIES DIPPING ORDER CHALLENGED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
GROWING DEGREE DAYS-TEMPERATURE-PRECIPITATION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.2"
GRAIN DUST MAY BE USED AS FUEL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.5"
GRAIN DUST MAY BE USED AS FUEL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.5"
TIME TO CHECK FOR INSECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.1"
PEST CONTROL SESSION SET,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.2"
DONALD G. THOMPSON FUND SET UP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.09, col.4"
"100 4-H, FFA JUDGING TEAMS COMPETE AT SDSU","Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
"100 4-H, FFA JUDGING TEAMS COMPETE AT SDSU","Argus LeaderApr 12 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*YEARLY PROBLEMS-50 TO 300 GRASS FIRES EACH YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WOMEN DISPUTE VETO OF ABUSE BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN DISPUTE VETO OF ABUSE BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OAHE PROJECT PRONOUNCED DEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WOMEN DISPUTE VETO OF ABUSE BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GOLFERS PAY UNFAIR SHARE OF CITY'S RECREATIONAL LOAD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEED MORE STORIES ON SCHOOL FOR DEAF (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*SWING FESTIVAL FANS SHAKE THEIR BOOTIES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS UNION HEAD SLAMS CREDIT POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS KIWANIANS HONOR CHARTER MEMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS KIWANIANS HONOR CHARTER MEMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL MUST PROVIDE 'CHARITY',"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SD MAN INDICTED FOR BANK HOLD-UP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOSPITAL MUST PROVIDE 'CHARITY',"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
THEY WANT MORE THAN 'RAISING HELL' (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR'S OPPONENT WANTS A DEBATE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN BLASTS GASOHOL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HAM BACKS FUEL TAX REBATE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN BLASTS GASOHOL PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER BOARD BEGINS PERMIT MORATORIUM-HURON,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
A HURON MAN INDICTED ON CHECK CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WATER BOARD BEGINS PERMIT MORATORIUM-HURON,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SF WOMAN SEEKS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SF WOMAN SEEKS NEW TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
4TH SUSPECT IN DRUG CASE ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MARSHALL--SAFETY BUILDING NOT SO SAFE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
COURT HEARING SCHEDULED FOR 'THE LIST',"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TELEGRAM HITS CARTER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEBRASKA STORE TO COLLECT SD TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEBRASKA STORE TO COLLECT SD TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RAVINIA-TIE VOTE LEAVES TOWN'S OFFICIALS WITH DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
JANKLOW APPOINTS FAIR BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MORE FARMERS BORROW LESS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WEB CHAIRMAN-DELAY CUTS FUNDING CHANCES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MORE DEAD CATTLE PULLED FROM RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CARTER POLICY HURTS FARMS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TRIBE OKS BLOOD REQUIREMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
CLEMENCY OFFERED AT SF LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SF POST OFFICE PICKED AS MODEL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
FORMER STATE SENATOR STEELE DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1980, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SMELT ARE TASTY LITTLE MORSELS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIFTOFF DELAY LETS DOWN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LIFTOFF DELAY LETS DOWN STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WIND-POWER MONEY UP IN AIR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SIOUX COUNCIL ENDS SUPPORT OF HILLS OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX COUNCIL ENDS SUPPORT OF HILLS OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SF PARKS OFFICIALS PREPARING FOR PARTY PATROL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRENT MAN--RECHARGE AQUIFER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAVE PETERSON AT GEM AND MINERAL SHOW-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*C-O-N-C-E-I-V-A-B-L-Y, SHE'S THE TOP SPELLER","Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*C-O-N-C-E-I-V-A-B-L-Y, SHE'S THE TOP SPELLER","Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SELLING HANDGUNS A PAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
URANIUM RULES SENSIBLE STEP (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TOO MUCH TO SWALLOW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DON'T APPLY VIETNAM LESSONS TO EL SALVADOR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
HOW THE GOVERNMENT WASTES OUR MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DON'T APPLY VIETNAM LESSONS TO EL SALVADOR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
TRIES TO PROVE DOLLAR BILL IS ONLY PAPER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"CRITICIZES REAGAN CUTS, POLICIES (L)","Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
STATE ASKS FOR BLOCK GRANT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STATE ASKS FOR BLOCK GRANT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*ISSUES FACING CITY COMMISSION CANDIDATES...,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CITY MANAGER FOR MADISON...,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HERE ARE SOME BALLOT ITEMS FOR SIOUX EMPIRE COMMUNITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
1-CENT TAX UP IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
TAX BREAK DEADLINE FOR ELDERLY MAY 1,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"YOUTH JOB PROGRAM TO EMPLOY 1,645","Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
HANDICAPPED CAMP OPENS JUNE 7,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CORONARY CARE WORKSHOP SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TAX BREAK DEADLINE FOR ELDERLY MAY 1,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
USD TO OFFER HOMEOWNER'S COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"YOUTH JOB PROGRAM TO EMPLOY 1,645","Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"FEWER, BETTER ROADS","Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
2 SD TRAFFIC DEATHS REPORTED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER WINS 15 PRESS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER WINS 15 PRESS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER WINS 15 PRESS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
NOT ALL FISHERS CAN ENJOY SPORT YEAR-ROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
YOUNG VAN ENGELHOVEN LEADS LOCAL CONTINGENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CLOWN MIME DRAWS BELLY LAUGHS FROM CROWD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAN AWARDED HIGHEST LUNG ASSOCIATION HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MAN AWARDED HIGHEST LUNG ASSOCIATION HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROJECT TEACHES SIXTH-GRADERS ECONOMICS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MRS JOHNNY J GRABER--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*THE LONG BLOCK 11 WAIT--IT'S ALMOST OVER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*EMPLOYEES WHO DOUBLE AS THIEVES CUTTING INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*THE LONG BLOCK 11 WAIT--IT'S ALMOST OVER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*EMPLOYEES WHO DOUBLE AS THIEVES CUTTING INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GAYLE CARSTENS--MANAGER ENJOYS FAST PACE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
BUSINESS NOTES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
*HUMBOLDT BROTHERS PUT STOCK IN THE MARKET,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*4 PROTESTERS ARRESTED AT MISSILE SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*BIRTH OF CALF STILL AMAZES 2 CATTLEMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PAULA DERR-RECIPIENT OF {dollar}1000 SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MEDICAL LABORITORY WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
STUDENTS RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
40 FELLOWSHIPS TO BE AWARDED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
HOME ECONOMICS AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
HUMBOLDT MAN WINS TRACTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
PENNY VOLIN WINS WRITING CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SD NEEDS {dollar}60 MILLION FOR ROAD REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"TENSION HIGH, MORALE LOW AT SF CITY HALL","Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LARGE WILD TURKEY POPULATION-GREGORY COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PHONE COMPANY SAYS IT'S LIKELY TO ADD SF,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PRIVATE CONCESSIONS TESTED AT PACTOLA LAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
O'CONNOR'S SPECIAL INTEREST IN LOBBYISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PRINCIPLES AT STAKE IN WEB PIPELINE BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ABDNOR SAYS FISCHBACH ERRS ON WEB BILL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
OAHE UNIT UNFAIRLY BLAMED FOR WEB DELAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TALKS WITH COLEMAN MAY BE USEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BN TO RENOVATE 4 CROSSINGS IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DECONTROL POSTPONEMENT FARMER'S VICTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FAMILY FARM SUBJECT AS FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LIBERTARIAN TAX PROTEST SET FOR 15TH,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CEREMONIAL LAKOTA CHIEF HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
URANIUM MINING TOO RISKY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SDSU STUDENT FOUGHT THE ODDS AND WON,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*PANEL REVIVES MX MISSLE PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*RETIRING, JUDGE LOOKS FOR HAPPIER VIEW OF HUMANITY","Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL CREDITS MAY TRANSFER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RIGHTS OFFICE SHOW BIAS, NAACP SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HOMEMAKERS GIVE SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
LEGION ELECTS DISTRICT COMMANDER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
STOESER HEADS NATIONAL AG GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*EAGLE DEATHS INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HURON SHOOTING VICTIMS IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA COLLEGE BONDS GET AN A,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COUPLE FACES CHILD ABUSE SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CUSTER MAN SENTENCED FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FIRE DAMAGES BROOKINGS APARTMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LANDING GEAR OK ON MESABA FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WINGLER'S IN OFFICE THROUGH JUNE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*2 PANELS AT ODDS ABOUT BIKE RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BETHEL BAPTIST QUIET ON CLOSING OF SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD DECIDES TO RETAIN PAST PRESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SF NEWSCASTERS TAKE NEW POSITIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION OKS NEW PARKING FINES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GROUP PLANNING IRRIGATION FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"DEBRIEFING NOW, PARADES LATER FOR US ASTRONAUTS (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER THANKFUL WATT SHIELDS HIM FROM ROCK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN WON'T HAVE DIFFICULTY FINDING SCIENTISTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
'PRAIRIE PEOPLES' QUALITY REFUTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
REAGAN MISSED CHANCE TO EASE WORLD TENSIONS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BLOCK 11 DELEGATION GOES TO DENVER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PIK MAY MEAN MORE PHEASANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SEWER RATE HIKE TAKES EFFECT MAY 1,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
STEVENS IS WALK-AMERICA CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SUBJECT OF WORKSHOP IS LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ABDNOR PLANS PUSH FOR NEW FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
NCAA BASKETBALL SIGNING GIVES BYU A TOUCH OF SD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA GETS A WINNER--RAVELING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*SHELTER FROM THE STORM,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
KNOBE'S BACKING GAVE COOPER BOOST,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO POOL IN SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ARE TEXTBOOKS THE CULPRIT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GOOD TEXT'S USED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
USD SIGNS TOP WOMEN RECRUITS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*PLUCKER--DEBTS LED TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 TV STATIONS WILL AIR ADS FOR FREE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FRONTIER SLASHES FARES TO SOUTHWEST,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY INDICTS MARION SUPERINTENDANT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE ASKS COCAINE DEFENDANT FOR TESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
{dollar}2 MILLION CUT BOOST BOND ISSUE ODDS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*GLASRUD RESIGNS FROM BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CONGRATULATIONS TO NELSON (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WHITE, COOPER OFFER VOTERS A CHOICE (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
POLICY AT ODDS WITH FAMILY FARMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MERCANTILE HEAD SAYS MORE EXPERTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE FARM GROUPS PRAISE FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DISTRICT JUDGE DISMISSES BINGO LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
JANKLOW TO BE PANELIST AT JOURNALISM FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
OAK RIDGE BOYS CANCEL 2 CONCERTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MANY SEEKING LEGISLATIVE SEATS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ABDNOR OPPOSES CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AIRLINE SERVING ABERDEEN FILES BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MURDER TRIAL TO BEGIN IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER CRITICAL OF HARBOR-MINING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PRESSLER TO HOLD FIELD HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
ANOTHER BIDDER LOOKS DOUBTFUL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
HOSPITALS SHARE THE SAME ADMINISTRATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
MOTORISTS VIOLATING ONE-WAY ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.2"
*QUENCHES EARLY THIRSTS FOR SUMMER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY'S LAST DRIVE-IN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONTRACT DETAILS SHOULD BE RELEASED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*STUDENT REGENT WILL RESIGN THIS MONTH,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TO HELP DRAMATIZE FARMERS' PLIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
A STEP IN THE WRONG DIRECTION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LAND WITHOUT PROGRAM PAYMENTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REAGAN'S JOKE NO BIG DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SUPPORT FAMILY FARMS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SDSU SYMPOSIUM REWARDING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*6 CITED FOR COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COMPOSER CONDUCTS SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
CUTLER DEMOCRATIC BANQUET SPEAKER SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS SEARCH FOR GAS THAT WASN'T THERE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW TO ADDRESS LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN INDICTED ON 2 RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTER JOBS MIGHT BE ON THE LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS SET ASIDE 1.5 MILLION ACRES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*6TH-GRADER JUMPS AT CHANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CHEM-NUCLEAR DEFENDS PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LOCAL JOBLESS RATE CLIMBS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DEFENDANTS WANT RACKETEERING SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EVENT HONORS 1ST WOMAN IN US CONGRESS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"EX-REPORTER SUES BAR, PATRON FOR PUNCH IN FACE","Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FLITTIE BACK IN JAIL AFTER 6 DAYS OF FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW APPROVES BEACH DEVELOPMENT GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN AT SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAYORAL LONGTIMERS HAVEN'T EQUALED MILLER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VETERANS TAKE MEMORIAL MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*STRIKE VIOLENCE HURTS 8 IN AUSTIN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER PLANS TO STAY NEUTRAL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*ARTIST MAKES HIS POINT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S RECEIVES ART (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SERTOMA DONATES TO JAYCEE CAMP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
THRESHOLD THANKS TARGET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
JAMBOREE RAISES BENEFIT FUNDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
LASERTOMA SUPPORTS COURT CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
"QUIT TALKING, START SAVING FAMILY FARMS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SANCTUARY MOVEMENT UNDERSCORES DIVISION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
THANKS FOR EASTER EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TOURISM IS ON THE RIGHT TRACK (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RUESINK SISTERS SPARK SOUTHWEST,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE SWEEPS AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*AT THE ZOO,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITY MAN, 26, FACES RAPE, ASSAULT CHARGES","Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"ELECTRICITY CUT TO ABOUT 2,000 CITY CUSTOMERS","Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-BRANDON POLICE OFFICER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 3 ON BURGLARY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHO LEADS GOVERNOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*EXPERT PRESCRIBES HEALTH CARE MARKETING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
SPORTSMEN CAN HELP HUNT SOLUTION TO FARM WOES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"*COURT CITES LAWMAKER LINK, BARS CONTRACTS","Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CHAMBER ESCAPES PROSECUTION FOR POSTAL VIOLATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DELMONT MURDER TRIAL TENTATIVELY RESET,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW ISSUES ANOTHER DISASTER DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEGION SPRING CONVENTION SET WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FINISHING STATUE AS BOOST FOR TOURISM,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FLOOD DAMAGE ESTIMATE NEAR {dollar}1 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE CLIMATOLOGIST FORECASTS GOOD WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BELL DISAVOWS TIES TO LIBERTARIAN PARTY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NEW AUGUSTANA CURRICULUM PLAN REQUIRES MORE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SEEK TO LESSEN RIVALRIES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1986, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*LAW CHANGE PERMITS MORE PISTOL PACKING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TROUBLES DOG WILLIAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EROS SHOULD SECURE CENTRAL LANDSAT ROLE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CONCEALED GUN LAW DESERVES CLOSER LOOK (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BLACK HILLS MEASURE IS NOT DEMOCRAT BILL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PLAYHOUSE CAN USE ZIEGLER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
BREAST CANCER CAN BE BEATEN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
DELEGATION FOLLOWS ABDNOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
REPORT UPDATE FOR MEMBERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
EDITOR'S BLUNDER OPENED LINE OF COMMUNICATION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
CBA LOOKS TO SD FOR NEW THRILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DEHAVEN ASSISTS RIVAL MUNSEN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE TO ALTER WATER BANK PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANT WON'T BUY DAKOTA BEEF,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HORSES HAVE FIELD DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REPAIR WORK DOWN THE ROAD FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRASS FIRES HEAT UP VOLUNTEERS' PACE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INSPECTION PROGRAMS COVER AREA BRIDGES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FLIGHT STATION TO OPEN IN FALL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
IRRIGATION FUNDING AT ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
INFLOW RECORD SET,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIDS DISCRIMINATION LAWS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DOCTOR PRESCRIBES CURE FOR RURAL CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SIOUX FALLS' FINANCIAL RESOURCES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
PENNINGTON COUNTY LOOKS AT ADMINISTRATOR POSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
BEST BUY SALES INCREASE 26 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DEADLINE WEDNESDAY FOR CROP INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MORE HOGS COULD MEAN LOWER PRICES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"SECRETARIES TO GET THEIR DAY IN CITY, US","Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARMERS TO PLANT LESS CORN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
PARKING RAMP FOES DOOM SHRIVER'S BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*BEATING THE ODDS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*GREG BIERBAUM COOKS UP FAVORITE MENU,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1987, sect.F, p.04, col.1"
*ROLLOVER ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SKADSEN WANTS STUDY OF SUNDAY LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PRESSLER--STEVENS MISLEADING SIOUX,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'ARGUS' READERS PICK DOUGLAS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
"STATE SCORES BIG, BUT ... (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T CHANGE GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
LABOR'S LOSS FUNDS HUTCHINSON'S PROFIT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
POINT SYSTEM UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VIBORG SHOULD REJECT LIQUOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
COVERAGE DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*RETURN TO SENDER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
O'GORMAN'S ROWE OUT TO DEFEND,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SCHLAGEL TURNS DOWN USD JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HANSON TO ANNOUNCE CITY CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MUNSON TO RUN AGAIN FOR STATE HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHOLESTEROL TESTS AVAILABLE FOR FREE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLEVELAND AVENUE CLOSED FOR REPAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOLK TO SPEAK THURSDAY IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YOUNG CHILD WEEK INCLUDES TV SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BURNING OUT OF CONTROL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HISTORIC HOUSE GETS 'FOR SALE' SIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
'WET' VIBORG BOARD SEATS UP ...,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EARLY RELEASE INMATE FACES NEW CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FUTURE FARMERS FOCUS SHIFTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LAWSUIT FILED AGAINST CITIBANK,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*CPR COURSE HELPS MOTHER SAVE INFANT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LOOK AT WATER PROJECT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MEANS--HILLS CAMP WAS LOOTED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW LAW FOR LONGER SENTENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
WOMAN HOSPITALIZED AFTER ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"PRELIMINARY APPROVAL TO DRUG, ALCOHOL POLICY","Argus LeaderApr 12 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
*NEW OWNERS WORKING TO REVIVE MALL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BETS ARE ON IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PARENTS WON'T FACE FELONY CHARGE IN INFANT'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ABORTION HAS ALTERNATIVES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RIST MORE DISRUPTIVE AT PRISON THAN HAGEN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SWEEPING ORDINANCES MAKE POLICE JOB EASIER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RATHER PROGRAM MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*USD NEEDS SOUTH DAKOTA LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*GROUP'S 'CHEMISTRY' MAKES DINNER A SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEER CREATES RECIPES FROM DONATED FOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BILLY GRAHAM'S SON TO PREACH AT CRUSADE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DIMOCK TEEN KILLED IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSE COMMITTEE OK'S LUVERNE SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETIRED WARDEN TO SPEAK TO GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE PEOPLE PLEAD GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIAL WANTS TO TAX NON-PROFIT GROUPS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SKELETAL SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HIGHWAY 11 FOR COUNTY ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
I-229 INTO CENTENNIAL MEMORIAL PARKWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD GAMBLING WINS OK,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"VICTIMS NEED MORE HELP, SUPPORT","Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*JUMPIN' JACKRABBITS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PREPS MAKE COLLEGE BASKETBALL CHOICES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SEVEN LOCAL FIRMS UP FOR AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
WINTER WHEAT CROP MOSTLY GOOD IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*FARMERS COURT FOREIGN BUYER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
MANY YET TO FILE TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1989, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*FLUTE GETS 120 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CASE AT USD LEADS TO VACCINATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAN CHASES BASEBALL DREAM,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE NAMES OF RAPE VICTIMS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
'PROBLEM LANDLORD' LABEL INAPPROPRIATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
KIDS DRINK TO DEFY LAW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*ICE SCULPTURES ADD TO CHEF'S KITCHEN SKILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*1,500 EXPECTED AT GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE","Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ELDERHOSTEL GOOD FOR SENIORS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*TENNIS FEVER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INDIAN HEALTH PLAN REVISED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RESIDENTS GIVEN RELIEF FROM POWER TRANSFORMER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE ADVANCED AIDS EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*CAR FIRE CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CLIFF AVENUE TO BE WIDENED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SOME INCUMBENTS OUSTED BY VOTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COIN TOSS MAY DECIDE PARKER RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BASKETBALL STANDOUT ADMITS HAVING ALCOHOL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW OGLALA SIOUX PRESIDENT SWORN IN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ROBBERS TAKE MONEY, LEAVE GUN IN CRIME","Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TRIBE THREATENS CORPS OVER OAHE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOSPITAL WANTS HELP OFFSETTING RALLY LOSSES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ELECTION SLATE SET IN COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FRYING PAN IS CULPRIT IN SISSETON FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO BURGLARY IN GROCERY FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER PURCHASES HIS PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
STATE PAYS COUNTY WOLLMANN COURT COSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
SD TRIBAL COLLEGES SEEK HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
RESERVATION COLLEGES WORST RISK ON STUDENT LOANS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
AREA SCHOOLS SIGN BASKETBALL TALENT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*EX-SF COLLEGE PUNTER HUNTS FOR JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
MESABA EXPECTS RATE INCREASES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"MORRELL, UNION TALKS CONTINUE","Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
POSTAL AUTOMATION SEMINAR APRIL 24,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SPEARFISH MAY JOIN AIRLINE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*SIGN WIRING STARTS STORE FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STORE STAKES CLAIM ON WINNINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWYERS ASK TO SUPPRESS EVIDENCE IN SLAYING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MCGOVERN SOLICITS FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
POSTWAR TALKS GIVE BIG OPPORTUNITY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*JUDGES SHOULD BE ELECTION-FREE FOR LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
EDITORIAL LIES ABOUT AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
USE SPECIAL SESSION TO FUND EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.6"
NC-17 RATING IS EASY TARGET FOR PARENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PIANIST'S DEPARTURE ENDS 8-YEAR TRADITION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YWCA NAMES RECIPIENTS OF 1991 LEADER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*CHOIR, ORCHESTRA JOIN FORCES","Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MINNEAPOLIS TRIO TO PLAY AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
HURON MAN DIES OF GUNSHOT WOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN INDICTED IN NURSING HOME RAPES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SETTLEMENT NEAR IN CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WINTRY WEATHER SNOWS ON STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LITTLE DONE TO STOP WAR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MCENEANEY TAKING OVER AS AREA VICAR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEALTH BOSS TO RESIGN POST,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SCHMECKFEST SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WOMEN TOLD TO BE MORE AGGRESSIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
PROGRAMS ADVISED TO BE STEERED TO OLDER DRIVERS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RECYCLING CENTER MOVES TO NEW LOCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TRIBES URGE CONGRESS TO RETURN COURT POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
100 CITY OFFICIALS TO MEET IN VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONVICTION OF MAN WHO FONDLED GIRL IS UPHELD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MISSION MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SEMINAR TO FOCUS ON WATER QUALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*BROOKINGS MAN OVERCOMES INJURY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DEADWOOD MIGHT ADD HORSE RACING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
NUDE DANCING BAN PROPOSED FOR RC BARS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REGULATION PROPOSAL DELAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TECH STUDENTS WIN CHANCE AT SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FEDS TO CUT MORE IN REA,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MONEY BEING RAISED FOR MONUMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*WASHINGTON GOLFERS WILL HAVE NEW EXPERIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*DYING YOUNG ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEDICARE RATES DRIVE AMBULANCE OWNERS TO ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN'S DEATH ON TRACTOR MAY ALTER FARM TRADITION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
A GOOD WAY TO SAVE CITY SPACE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
EFFORTS NEED WORK TO CONTINUE (RAPID CITY JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*EDITORIAL DEMEANING TO COUNTY GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
LAWMAKER URGES 'NO' VOTE ON CHOICE ACT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
PRESIDENCY SHOULDN'T BELONG TO WEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"TRIBAL OR NOT, POLITICS IS POLITICS","Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"ABORTION FOES ABLE TO MAKE CHOICES, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SURPRISED CALIFORNIANS FALL IN LOVE WITH SF (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
70 CENTS CAN KEEP LOCAL ARTISTS WORKING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MAKE SURE LICENSE MATCHES REGISTRATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SF DOESN'T DO MUCH FOR ITS SENIORS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
2ND PIZZA RANCH TO OPEN JUNE 15,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
4 SMALL BUSINESSES WIN NATIONAL HONORS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SD'S BEST--SUTHERLAND, 4 SMALL TOWN GIANTS","Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
USD HALTS STATE IN TENNIS MEET,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
MAN FACES 3 COUNTS OF STATUTORY RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SENATE AUTHORIZES 2 SD WATER PROJECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN CHARGED WITH RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*TECH-ED CLASSES ARE MODERN-DAY SHOP REPLACEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ANTI-VIDEO LOTTERY PETITION DRIVES IN FINAL PUSH,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"GAMBLING WILL GROW, REPORT PREDICTS","Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CRIMESTOPPER CALLS COSTLY TO CROOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*CIVIL SERVICE RETIREES WELL MEET MAY 4-6,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"JOHNSON, SDSU DEAN SEEK BIOSTRESS SUPPORT","Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"TYNDALL RECEIVES {dollar}49,400 FROM FMHA","Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*EXCAVATOR CHALLENGES VERMILLION MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
NOT MUCH IS HEARD ABOUT PELTIER MOVIE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
LAKOTA PANEL MAKING IMPACT ON HOLLYWOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
YANKTON TOLD TO EXPLAIN AIRPORT DEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
'CRAZY HORSE' MALT LIQUOR ANGER LEADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
GAMBLING PACT SPURNED BY NEW TRIBAL PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
NUKE DUMP PROPONENT QUITS PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
TRIBAL GROUP TO KEEP INPATIENT SERVICES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
DOUGHNUT SALES IN THE HOLE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
"*DADS RELUCTANT TO COACH BALL, YET KNOW IT ALL","Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*BREAKING DOWN THE BARRIERS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*THERAPY HELPS AUTISTIC TEEN OUT OF 'SLAMMER',"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
"AUTISM SYMPTOMS, CAUSES","Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.G, p.01, col.5"
*MEXICO OFFERS VARIETY--AT A COST,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1992, sect.G, p.05, col.1"
GAMBLING TREATMENT FUNDS TO SURPASS NEED--OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WET WEATHER THREATENS TO DELAY PLANTING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*A WOBBLY START,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY SPENDING KEY ISSUE TO COMMISSION CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TWO VIE FOR COMMISSION POST,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PEROT SHOULD OFFER DETAILS ON DEFICIT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CASINOS IN SD A SIGN THAT VALUES ARE SLIPPING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*JOBS, TOURISM AT STAKE IF COSTNER PROJECT SCRATCHED","Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
REMEMBER VOLUNTEERS WHO MAKE WORLD BETTER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WE HAVE NO RIGHT PRESCRIBING BEHAVIOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"IN WAR, WINNING, LOSING AREN'T CONCRETE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CARTOON ON JOBLESS HERE WAS EXAGGERATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
PATIENTS SHOULD CHECK DETAILS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
MEN NEED TO HELP SOLVE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
REPORTER LACKED INSIGHT INTO NURSING PROFESSION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
BARNETT TO HEAD FUND-RAISING WALKS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"REPORT SAYS STATE ADDED 10,600 JOBS","Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
VIRGIN MARY DOESN'T APPEAR IN MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COUNTY JUDGES TRY HOME ARREST AS ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*JESUITS WON'T LET WHITEBIRD SPEAK LAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PESTICIDE DISPOSAL SIGN-UP LOW,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SISTER FAULTS NO ONE IN PANAMA ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CHEMIST TO SPEAK AT USD TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EARTH DAY EVENT PLANNED AT CAMP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTALISTS OPPOSE TIMBER SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHANARD REBUILDS FIRE-DAMAGED PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*CANTON BLACK ANGUS BOUNCES BACK,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBAL COLLEGES TO SEEK LAND-GRANT STATUS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
YANKTON NEWSPAPER TO PUBLISH MORNINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE GOES CHASING ITS BAD DEBTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*PRESCRIPTION DRUG OPTION MAY CUT BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MANY OPTIONS AWAIT NEW GRADUATES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*COLLEGE BOUND AT 16,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MAN CHARGED IN VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL WANTS HIGHER HOG YIELD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*STOFFERAHN CHARGED WITH PHONE MISUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STOFFERAHN SOUGHT SIMILAR PROBE EARLIER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
PRESSLER DESERVES MODEST APPLAUSE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
"IF MORRELL GETS DEAL, WHY SHOULDN'T OTHERS? (L)","Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MORRELL HASN'T SHOWN PLANT NEEDS 'SAVING' (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*PROTHETIST CAN HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER KILL NOT AS BAD AS EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SOCCER HOPES TO SCORE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FOREHAND FUN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SNOFOX SWIMMERS WIN YMCA NATIONAL TITLES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"NO 1 BABY NAMES ARE TYLER, ASHLEY","Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"TEEN SHOT, KILLED IN GUN ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CARNIVAL IS TODAY AT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AUTOGRAPHED ITEMS TO BE AUCTIONED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO-DAY HEALTH FAIR THIS WEEKEND AT MALL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SD LOWEST IN WELFARE FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WEATHER STOPS CARVING FOR ONLY 17 DAYS THIS WINTER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ENVIRONMENTALISTS PUSHING MINE CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FIVE-YEAR CLEANUP AT FALLS STARTING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
TOWN HASN'T HAD ELECTION FOR DECADES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GORE MIGHT JOIN ABERDEEN MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
GAMING COMMISSION ELECTS NEW CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RICHTER TO SEEK GOP NOMINATION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
KOETZLE TO SEEK RE-ELECTION TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE RIVAL WON'T SEEK SENATE POST,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BROTHERS RESENTENCED FOR OPIUM SMUGGLING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
KIMBALL YOUTH DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*NOT JUST FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
BUSINESSMAN UNCOVERS SCAM FOR ADVERTISING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.6"
PROMINENT SD HISTORIAN DIES AT 94,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
CITY WOMAN HELPS FAMILY AFTER FIERY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*THE FALLS PARK PHASES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
INDIAN GIRL SHOULD STAY WITH WOMAN WHO RAISED HER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
TWA WORKING ON SIOUX FALLS-ST LOUIS SCHEDULES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
ABORTION OPPONENT QUESTIONS MCKENNAN'S POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*STORM LEAVES MUSHY MESS, BUT WARMER TEMPS ON WAY","Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*20 TEACHERS TARGETED FOR POSSILBE CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*20 TEACHERS TARGETED FOR POSSIBLE CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SNOW MELT MAY CAUSE FLOODING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
DON'T SHORT-CHANGE ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CATTLE INVESTIGATION IN ORDER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SEXUAL ORIENTATION HAS BIOLOGICAL BASIS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
THERE'S PLENTY TO CUT SO LEAVE NEA ALONE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
PRISONERS PAWNS OF JANKLOW'S PLANS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
DRIVER'S LICENSES FIRST REQUIRED IN '54,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY INDICTS MAN IN ATTACK ON WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CONTRACTOR ADMITS TO LESSER CRIME,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE REDUCES BOND FOR RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DEADWOOD MAN WHO DENIES MURDER FIGHTS EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ELECTION TIDBITS, HIGHLIGHTS","Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SPINAL MENINGITIS CASE APPEARS TO BE ISOLATED,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PARK BOARD AGREES TO AUDIT OF GOLF COURSE OPERATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TO CONVINCE JUDGE TO GIVE FIELDS 3RD TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*VOTERS REJECT TAX INCREASE IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS CHIEF UNHAPPY CARS NOT MOVED FOR PLOWS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN TO GIVE BIRTH IN TREATMENT CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN GETS 60 DAYS FOR ABUSING CHILD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEX OFFENDER FACES NEW CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*MOBRIGDE MAYOR DIES AT AGE 62,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LANDOWNERS OBJECT TO CLEANUP LIABILITY,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*KURALT TO RECEIVE JOURNALISM AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MINNEHAHA COUNTY JOINS JUVENILE CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
TO END PHONE TOLLS TO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RAPE-CENTER DIRECTOR SETTLES SEX-ABUSE LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
COMMANDER OF ALL-BLACK UNIT DIES AT 79,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*BANKRUPTCIES IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TWO CITIES VOTE DOWN BAN ON NUDE DANCING,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CAR ALMOST HITS WOMAN'S HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
IN COURT ON CHARGES OF BURGLARIZING VEHICLES,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WEATHER SLOWS SOME REGION VOTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SELF-EMPLOYED GET TAX BREAK,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SOUTH DAKOTA TAX FACTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
FRESHMAN SPORTS ABSORB BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COUGARS DON'T GO FAR TO FILL FOOTBALL NEEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RHS WRESTLING COACH RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SAYING CHEESE IS KEY DUTY FOR NEW MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BIRTHDAY WITH THE MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KEILLOR WILL DROP IN FOR BREAKFAST AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COOK USES DUTCH OVEN TO FEED HUNGRY CAMPERS,"Argus LeaderApr 12 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*MISSOURI EROSION IN STATE MAY END EAGLES' EXISTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*IOWAN RUNNING AFTER 'HIGH'-DICK SMITH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CANVASS SLIGHTLY LOWERS KNOBE'S VICTORY MARGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CANVASS SLIGHTLY LOWERS KNOBE'S VICTORY MARGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
CORRECTION-JERI SMITH IS NOT THE ONLY FEMALE MINISTER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
RECORDING 'ROOTS',"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW'S INSIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN A 'TARGET' BECAUSE OF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
WINEGARDEN THANKS VOTERS FOR SUPPORT OF BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
LOCAL SWEET ADELINES TAKE THIRD IN ST. PAUL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
REFUGEES ARRIVE FROM THAI CAMPS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
SOYBEAN PLANTING TO INCREASE 4.8 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
FOR 8TH CIRCUIT COURT POST MISSOURI WOMAN FIRST CHOICE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NATURALIST ENCHANTS STUDENTS WITH ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TVA TO BURY PLANT NEAR EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FOR 8TH CIRCUIT COURT POST MISSOURI WOMAN FIRST CHOICE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NATURALIST ENCHANTS STUDENTS WITH ANIMALS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ATTORNEY HAS NEW HOPE FOR PRISONER RELEASE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ORDERS REQUIRING DIPPING UPHELD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CATTLE FUTURES SCORE RECORD HIGHS IN CHICAGO,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ABDNOR ASKS FUNDS FOR WATER STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
THIS ARTIST'S WORK SELDOM APPRECIATED-MILDRED BAKER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
ABDNOR ASKS FUNDS FOR WATER STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"13 BILLS SIGNED, TOTAL REACHES 342","Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
SD FARMERS GET DEFICIENCY PAY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
WALL STREET JOURNAL BLAMED FOR LOW RATING FOR SIOUX,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
587 BOYS STATE ENTRIES RECEIVED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
NO X-RAY EQUIPMENT YET IN RAPID CITY REGIONAL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
MCGOVERN TO DISCUSS MANDAN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
MCGOVERN TO DISCUSS MANDAN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
PRESS CONVENTION APRIL 19-21,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
CLASSES RESUME AFTER BOMB THREAT-HURON JR HG SCH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
EXPLOSIVES SUSPECT BOUND OVER-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
CLASSES RESUME AFTER BOMB THREAT-HURON JR HG SCH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
MURDER SUSPECT PLEADS NOT GUILTY-DESMET,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1979, sect.B, p.07, col.5"
"*FIRE KILLS 3 IN MADISON, 2 MISSING","Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOW TO GET SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*OUT OF THE IVORY TOWER AND INTO THE CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ZOO ANIMALS DON'T THRIVE ON JUNK FOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HENRIETTE OLSEN-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.B, p.20, col.1"
RAINWATER BASIN POINTS TO ENVIRONMENTAL LOSSES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*2 GENERATIONS GIVE FARMING A TRY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*2 GENERATIONS GIVE FARMING A TRY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*2 GENERATIONS GIVE FARMING A TRY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*LOSS NUMBS MADISON,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS NEED A COMMON BOND (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DISAGREES WICK'S BOND ISSUES ANALYSIS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
HUNTERS AND FARMERS NOT GEESE ENEMIES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SAYS HANSON'S OFFICE SHOWS INCONSISTENCIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SPEND REGISTRATION MONEY ON RESERVES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DISAGREES WICK'S BOND ISSUES ANALYSIS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ST PAT'S DAY SHOWS CITY AT ITS BEST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
DISAGREES WICK'S BOND ISSUES ANALYSIS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BANKS BEING HURT BY HIGH INTEREST,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*CAROL BARNETT NAMED MISS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*SCOUT-O-RAMA MORE THAN JUST KNOT-TYING,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
TULARE MAN SAYS SPIRITS LED HIM TO VIKING RUINS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BURGER KING PROJECT POSTPONED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
3 KILLED IN STATE TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
KENNY ROGERS CONCERT SELLS OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
FUTURE FARMERS TO MEET AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS WOMAN REPORTS RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.2"
COST OF ASPHALT WORRIES YANKTON,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
BRANDON VALLEY SCHOOL HEARING SET,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
ABORTION FOES KEEP LONELY VIGIL FOR A YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE CELEBRATES 100-UH-COLORFUL YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAMS STUDY DIABETES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GEESE SPOTTED OUT TO FEED SOUTH OF WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PIERRE CELEBRATED 100-UH-COLORFUL YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOOK AT THE PRICE OF MICE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POOR HANDLING OF ELECTRIC CUSTOMER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEAR MR WINGLER--DON'T GIVE UP YOUR SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEAR MR WINGLER--DON'T GIVE UP YOUR SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DEAR MR WINGLER--DON'T GIVE UP YOUR SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BIRKENHEUER EXPLAINS FILING,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NEW WINDOWS FOR OLD BUILDING BROKE LAW-YANKTON,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINISTER COLLECTS SD INDIAN ARTIFACTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MINISTER COLLECTS SD INDIAN ARTIFACTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW WINDOWS FOR OLD BUILDING BROKE LAW-YANKTON,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW WINDOWS FOR OLD BUILDING BROKE LAW-YANKTON,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*MATHIS TRIAL TO STAY IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HE WON'T BELIEVE HIS GIRL'S DEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SOME SF SAVERS TAKE MONEY ELSEWHERE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*PRYOR'S ACTING ALMOST SAVES MOVIE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*THE HUTCHINSON HERALD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
BARGAIN BASEMENT BREEDING PAYING OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*GRADUATES FROM FBI ACADEMY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
NURSES GROUP TO BE CHARTERED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
AARP APPOINTMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
JANKLOW APPOINTS ROBERT MILLS AS LIAISON,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
LEGION COUNTY COMMANDERS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*MORE FEDERAL AID GOAL OF OGLALA LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
IRS GETS MADAM PAM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 INMATES SAY THEY'RE NOT HABITUAL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALCOHOL PLANT WANTS 10 MILLION DOLLARS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION HEARS GRIEVANCES OF WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"MAN, 40, ARRESTED IN WOMAN'S DEATH","Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MARKED DIFFERENCE IN HANDLING DETAINEES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FRANCE HAS SOLVED NUCLEAR PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"BAD ECONOMY BLAMED ON GREED, EXPANSION (L)","Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
GAS COMPANY WANTS RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RAILROAD REPAIRS START IN SOUTHEAST,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SD EDUCATOR TO HEAD NATIONAL GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
18-YR VET NEW WATERTOWN FIRE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BLACK HILLS LOGGERS THREATEN TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
LEGAL AID OFFICE WOULD HELP FEWER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
YANKTON CLERK HANDLING HER FIRST BIG TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BRANDT SAYS NO TO SCHOOL BOARD TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"NEW MINORITY, FEMALE HIRING PLAN DELAYED","Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SEMINARY KICKS OFF FUND-RAISING EFFORT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PIPESTONE'S SORENSON BEGINS QUEST,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY TOOTS HORN FOR LINCOLN BAND,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INCUMBENCY'S NOT THE KEY IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SPRING SNOWSTORM SLUGS SD WITH SLUSH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
HAVING A BABY DOESN'T PAMPER THE POCKETBOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FESTIVAL BENEFITS KIDNEY GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ASSOCIATION HONORS 25 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COLLEGIAN 43RD IN MATH COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DEMOCRATS WILL HONOR RASMUSSEN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
*PETERSON IS FINALIST IN PAGEANT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
DOERING WINS {dollar}400 SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
FIVE ARE CITED FOR ART WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*COMPUTER GIVES OUT PHONE NUMBERS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KIDNEY RECIPIENT BATTLES VIRUS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MURDER SUSPECT EDEN STILL AT LARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOTERS BRAVE SNOW TO GET TO POLLS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORE MUD THAN USUAL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*SF HOUSE SALE RISE 44 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MINNEHAHA PLAN TO SAVE WELFARE MONEY DIDN'T WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE FMHA--SD WILL KEEP MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COUNTY OFFERS NEW DEBT-REPAYMENT PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TEST OF DUAL ROLES BY SD IS WORTHWHILE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CATCH THE BEAR STAYS IN JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FARM CONFERENCE STARTS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
POLICE CAPTAIN ASKED TO RESIGN IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPIST SENTENCED TO 15 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDDED TIRES ILLEGAL AFTER SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TEXAS MAN TO BE TRIED FOR ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*FIRE BURNS MOTEL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
NO PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS IN SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOMEN SAYS HUSBAND THREATENED TO KILL HER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"FEDS, AIRCRAFT FIRM BEING SUED","Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
KNOBE DISPUTES CHARGES AGAINST RIGHTS COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
ALL SAINT SCHOOL STUDYING 4-DAY WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MORE CONTROLS ON USE OF STATE CARS RECOMMENDED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NORTHWESTERN BANK CHANGED TO NORWEST,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE SCHOOL BOARD APPROVES CONTROVERSIAL BOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BILL MAY BLOCK STATE'S FARM LOAN PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
BIGGER ISN'T ALWAYS BETTER WHEN IT COMES TO OUTLAWS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MOISTURE WELCOME IN WESTERN, CENTRAL PARTS","Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE","Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HERE'S A LIST OF ROADS CLOSED BY FLOODING,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*CAN'T SEEM TO GET ENOUGH OF THE BEAV,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE NIGHT IS JUST FOR FUN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'IT KEEPS ON RAINING',"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SPECIAL INTERESTS POSE THREAT TO US,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX CITY MAN BELIEVES IN TRADE CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUDGET CUTS COULD CRIPPLE FIRE PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RONALD PLUCKER TESTIFIES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*NEW COURTHOUSE PLAN MAKES BEST USE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEESE GOOD MAN IN ROTTEN CITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SIMMONS ABOUT WRONGS OF APARTHEID (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"LARSON, GEFKE INTERESTED IN JOB","Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NETWORK MAKES BUILDING'S DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHURCH TRAINS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
EXPOSE NOTHING BUT THE TITLES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GRAND JURY INDICTS 10,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE WON'T RULE ON LIBEL DISMISSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"MAN FOUND GUILTY OF BURGLARY, THEFT","Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
NATL GUARD SENT TO HONDURAS FOR 2 WEEKS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*PERPICH SAYS MONEY WOES ARE OVER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PROFESSOR--PLAN FOR TROUBLED AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRIVATE WELLS UNAFFECTED BY CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FREE COMMERCIALS SUPRISE LYON,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*APRIL'S RELENTLESS SHOWERS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
AREA'S RAINED-OUT SPROTSMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
HEAVY RAINS AREN'T WORRYING FARMERS--YET,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
AMENDMENT WOULD HELP RESERVATION EMPLOYMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
SDSU'S HEFFLEY FULL OF PENNSYLVANIA PUNCH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FROM CLEAN TO CLOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENT--HOOPS' VIEWS HURT HIM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPUTERS KEEP DELAYING REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
LIVING YESTERDAY'S IMPOSSIBLE DREAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
SCHOOL PUT ON GREAT CIRCUS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AEROBIC EXER-THON WAS A SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
RURAL TOWNS WILL HAVE TO FIGHT TO SURVIVE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
STATE GAME BOARD NEEDS AN OVERHAUL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PROBLEM CREATES PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
BRIDGE SHOULD BE PRESERVED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUCKLE UP SEAT BELTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*SD BASEBALL PLAYERS CAN COMPETE WITH BEST,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE NICKEL PLATE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS SAY THEY AREN'T GETTING LOANS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAW-CHOKED DEMOCRACY IS SICK,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE--PUSH FOR REGENTS INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STATE RAIL USERS READY TO FEND,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AEROBICS MARATHON TO BOOST CANCER SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHILDREN'S ID PROGRAM TODAY AT THE EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY WATER-MAIN FLUSHING BEGINS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COLUMNIST JAY HARRIS TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REFINERY PARTIALLY SHUTS DOWN AFTER COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BUS AND CAR COLLIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IT'S RABIES TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"MAN BEATEN, ROBBED ON HIGHWAY","Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN FOUND WALKING NEAR HER HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD JUMPS AHEAD IN HOPPER STUDIES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*RUMPIES, MIDWEST VERSION OF YUPPIES","Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT MADE RIGHT RULING IN LIBEL CASE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
KNEIP WALKED OUT ON STATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RESERVATIONS FIGHT ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VOTERS DESERVE TO HEAR CANDIDATES DEBATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
HERSETH IS WORKERS' FRIEND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
RACE TRACK WILL BE MISSED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TOURNEY SYSTEM HAS PLUSES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*OLYMPIC SWIMMERS HOLD COURT FOR YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
CHANGES APPROVED IN REFUGE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PHEASANT SEASON TO OFFER 51 DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
TRAIL ON JAMES RIVER IS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*CONTROVERSY OVER LEAD SHOT STILL RAGES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
3 WOMEN BOWLERS INDUCTED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*CANTON MAN KEEPS GARDEN GROWING,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HULDA STAHL ENJOYS FEEDING BIG FAMILY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ART GRANTS WORKSHOP TO BE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.C, p.12, col.4"
*CALMING THE WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS LEARN TO LOOK AT THE FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
THOUSANDS MARCH PEACEFULLY IN AUSTIN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ABOUREZK WANTS TO SET RECORD STRAIGHT ON ARABS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
REGULATIONS ANGER FARM CREDIT OFFICIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
STATE PAY WORRIES WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
CO-OP OFFICIAL AMAZED EXPLOSION HURT NO ONE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL CUTS CHANGE RAPID CITY AIRPORT PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FEDERAL PRUNING TO CLOSE FORESTRY OFFICES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FRANKENFELD ISN'T AGAINST SALE OF DAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION CAN KICK CABINS OFF CUSTER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
RARE MATCHUP IN MAYOR'S RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
OFFICIAL DENIES POLLUTION CLAIMS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
OFFICIALS CONSIDER EXTRADITING HUNTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.D, p.03, col.3"
*THE NEW RAMKOTA SIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SDSU INCUBATOR HELPS BUSINESSES HATCH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1986, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
INTERSECTIONS THAT DRIVE READERS CRAZY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
BRANDON'S BOOM HEARD ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*READ ALL ABOUT IT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
EVENT TO AID CEREBRAL PALSY VICTIM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
HUMANITIES GROUP PROVIDES FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
JAPANESE GARDEN IS MEETING TOPIC,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
OPTIMIST CLUB SEEKS MERCHANDISE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ROLVAAG PROJECT GETS GRANT MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
SCOTLAND CLUB SPONSORING ART SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
TARIFFS MAY HELP RIP DOWN BARRIERS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONSTITUTION ASSURES TOLERANCE OF IDEAS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HANSON MISREPRESENTS BILL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MANY CAN'T AFFORD INSURANCE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
UNION TRIES TO HELP RENTERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
CAR WASH WAGERS GET FIVE ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*COWGIRL, 6, TAKES REINS","Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARM LENDER TO SEE PROFITS BY '90,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION MAY CONSIDER TAX PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AMENDMENT PROVIDES AID FOR RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VANDALS HIT RAPID CITY CHURCH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX INDIAN YMCA'S RECEIVE GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CATTLE SALES ACTIVE AT STOCK YARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SPECIAL STAND TO AID 11TH HOUR TAX FILERS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MORE GET TAX REFUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*VOTERS ELECT STATE'S YOUNGEST MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MEDIAN PRICE OF CITY HOME DROPS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REPORT GIVES SD LOW MARKS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*FARMERS AGAINST EXCESSIVE SHIPPING COSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BLACK HILLS DEBATE MUST END SOMETIME (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MEETING OPPORTUNITY TO AIR WORK ISSUES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
CONFERENCE LOOKS TO FUTURE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
DEMOCRAT--GOVERNOR PICKING ON HERSETH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAWSUIT CHARGES SEXUAL HARASSMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RETAIL TRADE SEMINAR BEGINS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WIDOW SUES DRIVER FOR {dollar}1.6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SPRING BIRTHS DELIVER NEW LOOK TO ZOO,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PERMIT OK'D FOR HOUSE NEAR QUARRY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL FINANCE PLAN DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VIBORG VOTERS KEEP CAP ON LIQUOR,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DAIRY COMMISSION PROPOSAL UPSETS BEEF PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ONE COMMISSION SEAT DECIDED IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PRESSLER SAYS VIETNAM SHOWS NOTICEABLE DECLINE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GOVERNMENT FOR SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
FOUND NOT GUILTY IN DEATH OF COUSIN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*STIRRING UP MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WARRIORS STRIVE TO OUTDISTANCE FOES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*STUDENT LEADER QUITS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE CIRCUS COMES TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DRIVER IN COURT BEFORE CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR NAMES THREE TO FILL VACANCIES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
WRECKAGE TO BE PUT OUTSIDE HIGH SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON TEEN BEER PARTIES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OPPORTUNISTIC GREED PUSHES GAS PRICES UP (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"ALCOHOL LAWFUL, BUT ABUSE CAUSES TROUBLE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
VOLUNTEERS IN SPOTLIGHT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GROUPS THREATEN FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SOUSA EVENT THRILLING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
CENTENNIAL SHOW UPLIFTING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
JANKLOW SETS GOOD EXAMPLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
COUNSELOR TO SPEAK ON BROKEN HEARTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINISTER TO PREACH ABOUT EVANGELISM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWWOW TO HONOR INDIAN DOCTORS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SURVEY PROMPTED LEWIS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DIPPING INTO SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NELSON WON'T INVESTIGATE PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARRISBURG CANDIDATES LINK DEFEAT TO BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NON-PROFIT GROUPS--TAX WOULD HURT SERVICES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OLYMPIC GYMNAST TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNION DELIVERS WORKERS' COMPLAINTS TO MORRELL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRI STATE FACES TRIAL IN DUMPING,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*DELMONT SCHOOL NARROWS MERGER OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"REGENTS TO CONSIDER TUITION, FEE INCREASES","Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OK'S PLAN TO SEED CLOUDS IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*HANDICAP DOESN'T RATTLE USD PITCHER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MORAN MARCHES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ANTI-ABORTION GROUP TARGETS CLINIC AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA BASKETBALL PLAYER HAS BRAIN TUMOR,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE--GORBACHEV WORRIED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DAYTON'S IMAGE THRIVING,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*POINDEXTER DESERVES SOME TIME IN PRISON (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LACK OF LICENSE FINES WAS NOT GRACE PERIOD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RAPE SENTENCE TOO LENIENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SONS NEED RAPE INFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' WILL BE JUDGED FAIRLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
ALCOHOL TEST AT DANCES OK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PROGRESS POSSIBLE IN ALCOHOL TREATMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
PRICES ARE UP AT BOX OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CLERGY PICK FILMS OF LIFE, RESURRECTION","Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EASTER DRAMA INCLUDES 41-MEMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BOARD PICKS TOPICS FOR SUMMER STUDIES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY CONVICTS MAN OF MORE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NURSE ANNOUNCES BID FOR DISTRICT 15 SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WATER PROJECTS GIVEN LOANS, PRESSLER SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHITE AND SZAMEIT NAMED TO POSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY BOY NAMED RYAN WHITE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DIVIDED COURT AFFIRMS RAPE CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CAMPAIGN FIZZLES TO PUT INCOME TAX ON BALLOT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
VOTING MACHINE GLITCH DOESN'T AFFECT RESULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN SAYS REVOKE MEDALS GIVEN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MOST USD STUDENTS NOW IMMUNIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS TO JOIN FIRM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOME MONEY STOLEN FROM BAR RECOVERED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON REQUESTS HELP FOR OAHE RESORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ARCHITECT TO SPEAK ON DOWNTOWN PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MINING COMPANY MUST COMPLY WITH EPA PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
COLTON TO EXPAND WATER WASTE SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
FLANDREAU POSTPONES DECISION ON TAX-FREEZE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
OFFICIALS SET RULES FOR FESTIVAL CAMPING,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
RAPID CITY WOMAN ARRESTED IN CHASE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
18-YEAR-OLD CHARGED IN STABBING DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
BERESFORD CONSIDERING USING LAGOON WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
GIRL GETS HER WISH TO VISIT DISNEY WORLD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
CUTWORMS THREATEN WHEAT IN LYMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
3 DEVELOPMENT LOANS APPROVED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
BURLINGTON RAILROAD PAYS OFF LOANS EARLY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
OFFICIALS SEEK MEATPACKING INDUSTRY PROBE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*SERVICE 90S' BYWORD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*BEGINNING THE AMERICAN DREAM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LOTTO DISPUTE GOES TO COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MAYOR RESIDES NEAR PROPOSED GOLF COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
CLOSET GOSSIP HOUNDS SNATCH UP REAGAN BOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*ARTIST BLENDS PAINTING, PASSION FOR KITES","Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*MINISTER WRITES BOOK ABOUT HEALING SPLIT CHURCH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SYMPOSIUM CONCENTRATES ON MINISTRY FOR SENIORS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*STATE LEGISLATORS ENACTED MANY ENLIGHTENED MEASURES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
GULF VETS MAY FIND GRATITUDE SHORT-LIVED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BUSH NOT TO BLAME FOR FARM AMENDMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
AREA SCHOOLS SCORE BIG WITH RECRUITS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"BERESFORD MAN SOUGHT IN CAR, MONEY THEFT","Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRIVE IS TODAY AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPECIAL TO BE SHOWN TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPRING STORM BRINGS SNOW,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO SHOW OFF SKILLS AT FAIRGROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WHITE LAKE MAN KILLED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIAL--CONVENTION CENTER NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*4 INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
23 IMMIGRANTS GET SHOT AT AMERICAN DREAM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HEALTH BOSS' LEAVING COULD SAVE TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REFRIGERATOR RAID TO RESULT IN SUSPENSION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EPA PROVIDES GRANT FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO SEXUAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESEARCHER URGES EDUCATION ON FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROADS REOPEN MONTHS AFTER FOREST FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WIFE ACCUSED OF SHOOTING FREE ON BOND,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BANK CAMERA MAY NOT HAVE RECORDED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CAUTION TO REIGN OVER BURN PERMITS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
REVIEW FINDS FLAWS IN CONTROLLED BURN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*BOATING FIRMLY ANCHORED IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN TURNS I-29 INTO ICY THREAT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEEN HOPES TO GET CHILDREN TO PRACTICE SAFETY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*ADVOCATING FARM SAFETY NO LONGER A LONELY CRUSADE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*PEOPLE HELD PRISONER BY OWN WORRIES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
'THE FOUNTAINHEAD' STUDIES AVENUES OF HUMAN NATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*COUNTRY FINDS NEW FANS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
"*YAC PROFILE, TEA","Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
'SASSY' NOT TYPICAL TEEN MAG,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
'NEEDFUL THINGS' EXPLORES UNFOUNDED DESIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*GUEST SOLOISTS SHINE WITH SD SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
FRANKING PRIVELEGES SHOULD BE REDUCED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HOUSE BANK DIRT SHOULD STOP FLYING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
WOMEN ARE DESERVING OF GREATER RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*AFFORDABLE EDUCATION COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
OCULAR MIGRAINES CAN CAUSE TEMPORARY VISION LOSS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FREE SMOKE ALARMS AVAILABLE TO NEEDY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN NAMED SENIOR INTERN FOR DASCHLE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
17-YEAR-OLD MISSING FROM TREATMENT CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 NEBRASKA CHILDREN KILLED IN SD CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DASCHLE SHOULD FEAR SURLY MAJORITY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HAAR'S BEEN ITCHING TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOLY RE-ENACTMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DRUG TASK FORCES SHOWING SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CAMPAIGNS PROPELLED BY DEMAND FOR CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*CANDIDATES VIE FOR LEGISLATIVE POSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"BILL OF RIGHTS, INDIANS TO BE FOCUS OF TALK","Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GARBAGE-HAULING FIRMS TOPIC IN RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGIONAL CENTER ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOARD SELECTS TOPICS FOR LEGISLATIVE STUDIES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
SD PREPARES FOR POWERBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"DEPENDENTS CAN MAKE UP TO {dollar}3,400","Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*LOCAL ARCHERS ENJOY OUTDOORS AND FAMILY FUN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSING IS NUMBER 1 CONCERN IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COURT REVIVES ATTEMPT TO BUILD DUMP NEAR EDGEMONT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WHS PAVILION TAB HITS {dollar}24.5 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*{dollar}300,000 PROJECT","Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REQUIRE DISCLOSURE IN SCHOOL ELECTIONS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*FRESHMAN LAWMAKER OFFERS FEW TIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SD POLL FILLED WITH MISREPRESENTATIONS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
THROWING MONEY AT PROBLEM ISN'T SOLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*DEEJAY MUST SPEAK TO STUDENTS FOR DWI,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY'S POT CASE DELAYED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"TRIPP MAN, 39, DIES IN CAR CRASH","Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REC CENTER CHANGES RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL CO-OP CUTS JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
INDIANS CHALLENGE FLANDREAU SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"SCHOOL, CITY VOTING TODAY","Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FELON SEEKS OFFICE IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORMER HOSTAGE TO SPEAK IN SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MID-DAKOTA SYSTEM NAMES NEW MANAGER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RURAL WATER SYSTEM SHUT DOWN BY LEAK,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SD QUILTERS COMPETE IN NATIONAL EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ENERGY TAX COULD SOAK FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"AREA VOTERS TO ELECT SCHOOL, CITY OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MINISTER'S WIFE DENIES COMMITTING SEX ABUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
FIRM EYES RICHMAN GORDMAN SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*USE BIG DEAD BAIT TO CATCH BIG SPRING NORTHERNS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW LIVES FOR OLD JOINTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DOCTOR'S STUDY LEADS TO ANKLE JOINTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GAMBLING TRIP TURNS CHAOTIC IN STORM,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAMILY FINDS HOPE FIGHTING FATAL ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MITCHELL WOULD HAVE FILLED OPENING NICELY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
THE NATION'S FATE IS IN OUR HANDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
PUNCHCARD VOTING FINE FOR RURAL COUNTIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
FARMERS WON'T PAY A FEE FOR MORRELL'S (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
CITY'S TOWING POLICY NEEDS IMPROVEMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
SINGER PROMOTING SD LOTTERY GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACCUSED VANDAL RELEASED FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEWCOMER WINS RACE FOR HURON MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL VOTERS CHOOSE CITY COUNCILMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIREMEN POSE FOR CALENDAR TO HELP BURN UNIT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MUD-COVERED COLLIE SURVIVES AFTER BEING TRAPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STOFFERAHN THINKS HE'LL BE CLEARED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BOARD--CHARGES 'DEAD WRONG',"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
GETTYSBURG GIRL TO LEAD STATE FFA,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BEEF FEEDLOT HEARING FRIDAY IN ELKTON,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SHERMAN DEMOCRAT TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WEBSTER LAWYER FILES FOR STATE SENATE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SPRING STORM DROPS UP TO 6 INCHES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
ADDS ROOF TO EXPO BUILDING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LEGISLATIVE BOARD MAY STUDY INCOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WORKERS PLACE CAPITOL STATUE FOR VICTIMS OF CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*JANKLOW BALANCES TICKET WITH LEGISLATOR FROM RC,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
NEW BERESFORD MAYOR TO WORK ON GROWTH,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BROOKINGS POLICEMAN WINS SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*CARTERS TO HELP IN BUILDING BLITZ ON RESERVATION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
VA HOSPITAL MALPRACTICE SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
INMATE PELTIER'S OIL PAINTINGS TO BE AUCTIONED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
TWA BACK IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*TO BRING TOYS R US TO MALL,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*COACHES WRESTLE WITH WEIGHT CHANGES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"CANARIES ADD BURTON, DROP LEWIS, MYERS","Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HERE'S ONE BILL WE'D CONSIDER A BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SENATORIAL HUMOR,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*BANANA PANORAMA,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
PLANS TO ORGANIZE AREA CHAPTER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*RETIREE LEARNS FROM HER CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*PLANE CRASH KILLS 1,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS HOSPITALS PERMIT THERAPEUTIC ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FAST MELT TRIGGERS WORRIES OF FLOODING,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*6 ATHLETES PLEAD GUILTY IN STEROID CASE AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PAVILION PROJECT COMING TOGETHER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CRYING 'WOLF' HURTS BUDGETING PROCESS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TEEN-AGERS RESPONSIBLE ENOUGH TO DRIVE CARS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PUBLIC CAN'T TRUST SUPPORTERS OF CONTRACT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--EASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TODAY'S MOVE TO CLOSE KESD RERUN FROM '80'S (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
INDIAN CASINO PROFITS COULD FUND SCHOLARSHIP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.6"
DEFENDS AMENDMENT THAT OUTLAWS AID TO PAKISTAN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
*HISTORIC TALE SHOWCASES SCOTLAND'S BEAUTY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FAMILIES SEE COLLEGE COSTS SOAR (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SODERBERG GOES HOME TO WISCONSIN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FCA RECOGNIZES HONOR ATHLETES AT LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KENNEDY CANCELS VISIT TO VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NO MORE MENINGITIS CASES FOUND AT USF,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA 1 BEGINS PETITION DRIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GET READY FOR THE PUDDLES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*STOLEN PASSPORT STRANDS BROOKINGS WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*IN SEARCH FOR MISSING 19-YEAR-OLD CROOKS MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JAMISON SUGGESTS ODD-YEAR ELECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*2-YEAR-OLD MYSTERY ON TV SHOW FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"FLOOD BUYOUT NETS {dollar}15,000 FOR 6 HOMES","Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS COMMISSION OUTLAWS PARADE CANDY TOSSING,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
USD DEBATERS TAKE TOP HONORS AT TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS POLICE SUSPECT CAR BURGLARIES RELATED,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS KIDS VOTE MIRRORS ADULT ELECTIONS RESULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*SOUTH CAROLINA MAN IS NEW POLICE CHIEF,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SNOW HEAPS UNWANTED BILLS ON CITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FLIERS INSERTED IN ARGUS CAUSE CAMPAIGN FLAP,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
DEFEATED MADISON MAYOR CONSIDERS MOVING,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
HELPED IMPROVE CLEAR LAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*THE MOST COMMON ANCESTRIES CLAIMED BY S. DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"ELECTION WORKERS FACE MARATHON STINTS, FEW VOTERS","Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"CHILD-ABUSE NUMBERS DROP, REASON MAY BE DEFINITION","Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
LAND TRANSFER ANGERS SPORTSMEN GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
VETERANS AFFAIRS SECRETARY TO FIGHT BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
"11 JURORS WANT TO FREE WOMAN, BUT MISTRAIL DECLARED","Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
STATE FARM TO RAISE PREMIUMS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
STATE TAXABLE SALES JUMP 7.4% DURING HOLIDAY PERIOD,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SAFETY RULE FOR PESTICIDES START MAY 1,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
ETHANOL COMPETITOR HAVING PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 13 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
MINISTER COLLECTS SD INDIAN ARTIFACTS,"Argus LeaderApr 13A1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CITY REACHES NATIONAL AVERAGE-INFLATION HITS RECREAT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE SECOND ANNUAL RUN FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THE SECOND ANNUAL RUN FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"RIGHTS VIOLATED, COURT RULES-SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"RIGHTS VIOLATED, COURT RULES-SIOUX FALLS","Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD TAX LESSONS IN CITY ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
SD TAX LESSONS IN CITY ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
FARMER CALLS DELL RAPIDS SALES TAX UNFAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
*A SMOKE-FILLED HOUSE AT 3212 S. EUCLID AVE.,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*{dollar}17 MILLION WORTH SOLD IN DAKOTAS, INSURANCE PRE-PLAN","Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*{dollar}17 MILLION WORTH SOLD IN DAKOTAS, INSURANCE PRE-PL","Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
APPEAL BEING CONSIDERED IN SUIT OVER SCABIES DIPPING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"RAIN, SNOW COULD CAUSE FLOODING","Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE CONTRACT TALKS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HOMESTAKE CONTRACT TALKS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WATER DEVICE BEING PROBED AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SERVICES HELD FOR FAMILY-FORT PIERRE TRAILER FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SLOT MACHINES TO BE CONFISCATED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CONTEMPT DROPPED, PURDUE TO TESTIFY-HURON","Argus LeaderApr 14 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 MISSING IN HOTEL FIRE ARE FOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SCHUMAKER 'DEBATES' MCGOVERN ABORTION VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SCHUMAKER 'DEBATES' MCGOVERN ABORTION VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POWER OF PRAYER BROUGHT AGAINST ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*MAIL CALL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
1920 LAW REQUIRED DEBATES SD CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PATIENTS-USE OF FREE TREATMENT DISCOURAGED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"GAS AVAILABLE, BUT CONSERVATION URGED","Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TORNADO SEASON BEGINNING IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SCOUTING TODAY-BETTER THAN EVER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCOUTING TODAY-BETTER THAN EVER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"DANFORTH, FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM, TO DISCUSS FARM CR","Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BENEFITS PAID FOR BLACK LUNG CASES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DANFORTH, FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM, TO DISCUSS FARM CR","Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE FOREST WANTS ARSON INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WORKERS TO HAVE FOUR-DAY WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE SENATOR MINER CHOSEN FOR HEALTH COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MANDAN LINE HEARINGS SCHEDULED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EXTENSION AGENTS SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON WATER SUI,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GRASS FIRES MAKE LIFE HOT OVER WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITIES TO HOST MEETINGS ON WATER RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
VOTERS ASSESS CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHUTTLE FLIGHT ADDS NEW REALM TO EROS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
"*'AMERICAN POP' HYPE, RIP-OFF","Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PSYCHIC--AUGIE WILL OPEN ONLY TO GIRLS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
*PSYCHIC--AUGIE WILL OPEN ONLY TO GIRLS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
"MONEY, EXPANSION TALK OF NCC SPRING MEETING","Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD WRESTLERS TO MEET WEST GERMAN TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*RUSSELL MEANS TO JOIN HILLS OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FUNERAL DIRECTORS UNCERTAIN OF NEW LAW'S EFFECT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FUNERAL DIRECTORS UNCERTAIN OF NEW LAW'S EFFECT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RUSSELL MEANS TO JOIN HILLS OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RUSSELL MEANS TO JOIN HILLS OCCUPATION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE ASKS FOR EARLY GAS TAX RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHEEP PRODUCERS--RETAIN WOOL TARIFF,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE ASKS FOR EARLY GAS TAX RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE ASKS FOR EARLY GAS TAX RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAILROAD CHIEF GETS FREE TRAIN RIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
POLICE PUT OUT APB ON A PARKING METER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
JOE LOUIS--GREAT HEART...(ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PEACE SUNDAY MERITS SPECIAL OBSERVANCE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPELLING WINNER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DISPUTES NEWS STORY ON SD TAX LEVELS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LUNG ASSOCIATION APPRECIATES SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WANTS MORE COVERAGE OF CITY HEALTH GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SIMKO PLANS TO KEEP BOARD SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*SIMKO PLANS TO KEEP BOARD SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES WALK APRIL 25,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PUBLIC EDUCATION MEETINGS APRIL 16,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WESTERN SD ASKS WYO FOR MORE WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS SLOW TO FILE 1981 RETURNS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE STOPS BN WALKOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LYNX' SCHREIBER SIBLINGS SKY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REAGAN IS FOCUS OF DASCHLE-ROBERTS DEBATE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POTENTIAL JURORS QUESTIONED AT TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRANSFER LIKELY FOR MEN CONVICTED IN RIOT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENT DESCRIBES PURCHASE OF STOLEN STAMPS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HEARING CALLED 'MOCKERY AND CHARADE',"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ELECTIONS PRODUCE DEADLOCKS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GM PACT STEP TO INDUSTRY COMEBACK (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SOLUTION URGED FOR PALESTINIAN IMPASSE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INCUMBENT MAYORS WIN IN 3 CITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GREGORY HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT GETS PRAISE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SF MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SDSU ADMINISTRATORS' FUTURE UNCLEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*WHERE THERE'S FEDERAL MONEY THERE'S WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ROYAL NEIGHBORS HONORS 2 WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
NURSING GROUP CITES KONST,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
RECOGNIZED FOR MEMBERSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
WHS BAND WINS JAZZ COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
WINS BUSINESS COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.4"
LEGIONNAIRE OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
NAMED TO EDUCATION PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
RECEIVES THEATRE SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
"SOMETIMES, THE BOTTLE'S WORTH MORE","Argus LeaderApr 14 1982, sect.F, p.01, col.5"
GRANT MAY GO TO FIX POTHOLES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REPORT--PLAN CUTS FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HEY--SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SPRING WHIPS UP ICY APRIL STORM,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*IN CONCERT--SHELDON TO DIRECT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*THE TOKENS--A TRIED-AND-TRUE PRODUCT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CLEANUP WEEK BEGINS SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK CELEBRATED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GRANT COUNTY LAWSUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN WINS SUIT AGAINST DAD,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PINE RIDGE SHOOTING INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
YANKTON SCHOOL FOCUSES ON DRINKING PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ECONOMIST--FARM FUTURE LOOKS GOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PUMP SALES UP AS SD GETS WET WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
UNEVEN PAY RAISE UNFAIR--TEACHERS SAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORKFARE WILL COVER STATE BY FALL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*STRIKE UP THE BAND FOR LINCOLN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAIRBOARD DEFEATS THOUGHTFUL PROPOSAL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ETSI DEVELOPMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NURSES MORE THAN DOCTORS' HELPERS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UNITED BRANDS REPORTS {dollar}21.5 MILLION LOSS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PRESIDENT OF BON DEL TO TALK AT RAMADA,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
DEMOS WILL HOLD PRESIDENTIAL STRAW VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HEALTH SPOTLIGHTED AT CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HOSPITAL ADMITS 1 MILLIONTH PATIENT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN FACES MORE CHARGES IN ABERDEEN CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MITCHELL LAWYER JOINS EDUCATION BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PSYCHOLOGIST WON'T HELP PICK JURY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WIFE TESTIFIES IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BABY NORTHERN PIKE DOING WELL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WEATHER HURTS SPITTER AT SF COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1983, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*ROLLER COASTER FLOOD WINDS DOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NO SUSPECT IN SHOOTING OF CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
COUNTY'S TASK FORCE DID ITS JOB WELL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
"PENNIES HAVE ADDED UP TO {dollar}3,225","Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*WESSINGTON NATIVE MATTHEWS PLAYING HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BEER TASTERS UNITE FOR GOOD OF SOFTBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*PLUCKER CHANGED AFTER SHE MET MCDOWELL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHANGES WOULD COST AT FIRST,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES CONTINUE COMMUNICATION THEME,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DAMS HOLDING WATER BACK TO LESSEN FLOODING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KUCK ENDORSES WHITE FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ANOTHER EMPTY DOWNTOWN-AREA SHELL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CHALLENGER'S ASTRONAUTS HONE SKILLS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SHOULD PROMOTE HUMANITARIAN CAUSES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORTALITY FROM BRAIN TUMOR SURGERY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FORMULA-FED BABY FACES MORE RISKS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PREVENT SCHOOL SALE WITH INJUNCTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CLARIFIES ARTICLE ABOUT UNIFICATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
DUMPING RAW SEWAGE IN RIVER INEXCUSABLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
ABDNOR WANTS LIMIT ON FARM-LOSS TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BAR WANTS {dollar}2 MILLION SUIT DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRAWING DECIDES ORDER OF NAMES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"LAWYERS, INVESTIGATORS MAY SEE MURDER FILE","Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TASK FORCE WILL STUDY QUALITY OF EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 JUVENILES CAUGHT CLIMBLING MOUNT RUSHMORE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3RD BEAR EXCAPES FROM BEAR COUNTRY USA,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
4 PEOPLE ARRESTED AFTER INDICTMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
97 JR HIGH STUDENTS COMPETE IN SPELLING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUPS WILL MEET WITH JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
CITIZENS RELUCTANT TO REBUILD OPERA HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS BAD-CHECK CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SUIT CHARGES RECKLESS DRIVING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*BASEBALL IN A BLANKET,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GROUNDSWELL LEADERS SEEK HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SDSU STILL WANTS ANSWERS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*POPE TELLS SENATORS TO FIGHT ABORTION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
IGNORANCE ISN'T STRENGTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JANKLOW MUST SETTLE EDUCATION CONTROVERSY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SALARIES TO BIG STARS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*LAKOTA CEREMONY EASES PAIN OF DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SD WRITER PAINTS A PICTURE OF INDIAN LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
NORTHERN PIKE GIVES 10-YEAR-OLD BATTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CORN PALACE RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*SDSU TOPS AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
FORMER DUCK MARSHES INTO FISHING HOLES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*BEST NEW BUILDINGS HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KANSAN FIRM JOINS SHARED SERVICES GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARCH RECEIPTS DOWN AT LOCAL STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS START-UP COURSE OFFERED IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD BULLISH IN REGIONAL CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BETTER NOT TO HAVE INFLUENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW MARKETS COULD INFLATE RAVEN'S FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ST FRANCIS MAN NAMED TO COUNCIL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DISEASE THREATENS SD RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*STUDENTS JUGGLE WORKING, SCHOOLING","Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
BANQUET HONORS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
"*MANFRED SZAMEIT, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.D, p.12, col.1"
*JANKLOW TALKS TO TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*KUNDERT--DON'T FORGET HUMOR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
ALLEN UPSET BY PUC VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*OLD PAPER RECALLS ABE LINCOLN'S FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
DEMOS DEMAND HOOPS PROBE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
DEMOS EAT ELEPHANT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
SIGNS OF HERSETH DOT DEMO FUNCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
"ASSAULT SUSPECT FREE, MUST APPEAR IN COURT","Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
AUTHORITIES IDENTIFY VICTIM OF FATAL STABBING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
CENTRAL CITY MAN GETS 3 YEARS IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
ERICKSON IS ELECTED PAROLE BOARD CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAN SENTENCED IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
CUTS LIMIT INDIAN SEWAGE SYSTEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.02, col.2"
ABDNOR TO RUN REGARDLESS OF PRIMARY OPPONENT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
PANEL CONSIDERS EXTRA DEER ARCHERY PERMITS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
PARKS OFFICIALS ADD CAMPING FEES AT 2 AREAS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
SD RANKS 21ST IN FEDERAL SPENDING PER PERSON,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
"SDSU EXPECTS 3,800 KIDS FOR 'WIZARD OF OZ'","Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
TEACHERS UNION TO STUDY NEW SCHOOL RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.04, col.2"
RIVER PARK PLANS TO CLOSE PIERRE CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1985, sect.E, p.05, col.2"
*WINTER TAKES A CURTAIN CALL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMEN BAND TOGETHER FOR POLITICAL POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*QUIT CHANGING RULES OF INCOME TAX GAME (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NICARAGUAN FIGHTERS SHOULD GET AID (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*BALLOONS IN THE PRAIRIE SKY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IRENE WITH THE 'SOUND OF MUSIC',"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA GETS {dollar}25,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
"DANCE FOR DYSTROPHY RAISES {dollar}25,069","Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
OPTIMIST CLUB GIVES {dollar}500 TO AGENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
PARENT SUPPORT PROGRAM GETS GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*RIDERS COMPETE TO AID HANDICAPPED CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOME SHOW ATTRACTS SERIOUS SHOPPERS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ORGANIZERS EXPECT 300 VETERANS AT JOB CLINIC,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CENTERVILLE FARMER SEEKS SIGN OF THE PAST,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
POST OFFICE PROVIDES SPECIAL TAX RETURN BOXES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STATION'S GASOLINE PUMP CATCHES ON FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GRANT MONEY GIVES MINORITIES A BOOST,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE RACES FEATURE VISIBLE CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN HEALTH DIRECTOR LEARNS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PRIVATE COLLEGES PROSPER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*DRIVERS SOON WILL GET TICKET TO RIDE FAST,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMLAND VALUE DROPS 17 PERCENT IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FUEL SPILLS MAY CAUSE SUMMER SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JACKSON LEADS PACK IN CHARISMA (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*SCIENCE NEEDS STATE SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PAPER SHOULD ISSUE APOLOGY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STOP HUMAN DESTRUCTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
HOUSING EFFORT APPRECIATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*STATE NATIVES SIT IN HOUSE ROSTRUM,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTS CAN KILL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BOYS RANCH PICKS BOARD DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
EASTER SEAL SOCIETY PICKS LEADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
HEALTH GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
LOCAL TOPS CHAPTER PICKS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
GAUER CHOSEN ELKS EXALTED RULER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
LAKE PRESTON LEGIONNAIRE HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
SORORITY CHAPTER ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*WICHNER TAKES APPEAL TO COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY PLANS GRANT FOR ARTS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GORMLEY TO JOIN GOVERNOR'S STAFF,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"HART, GEPHARDT TO SPEAK IN SD","Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL LAWYER NAMED TO BENCH,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DON'T RELAX 'TIL YOU PAY THE TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RAIN NO PAIN FOR CLEAN MACHINES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
AREA VOTERS HEAD TO POLLS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-POLICE OFFICER NOT GUILTY IN KILLING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DANTE CASTS 1ST CITY BALLOTS IN 40 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LOTTERY PANEL NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ELKTON MUSHROOM FIRM FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FARM HOTLINE GETS {dollar}1,000 FROM JOHNSON RAISE","Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOSCHEID NAMED MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JESSE JACKSON PLANS 4 STOPS IN SD TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NO POLITICS IN WEB BUDGET CUT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SKULL INJURY RULED CAUSE IN 8-MONTH-OLD'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"{dollar}100,000 GIFT TO PROVIDE PENGUIN HOME AT ZOO","Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"BOARD MIGHT BUILD SCHOOLS, SKIP BONDS","Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FARM GROUP LEADERS CLASH ON EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*TRIBES DISCUSS HILLS BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*RETIRED MCKENNAN OFFICIAL DIES AT 66,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WHERE SIOUX FALLS SPENDS MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*SEXUAL HARASSMENT INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EXPANSION PLANS MAY NOT REQUIRE VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PLAN TO MOVE ROCK VIDEO STATION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON SCHOOL BOARD'S PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STOCKPILE SHOULD BE CLEANED UP (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
YWCA WEEK SALUTES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SD ATTRACTIONS RECEIVE STAR STATUS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GUY AND DOLLS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MICKELSON--MUST UP TEACHER PAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BRADLEY BILL DRAWS OPPOSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON SPONSORS STUDENT ART CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TECHNOLOGY TALKS SET FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STOLEN ITEMS CONFISCATED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARSON SUSPECTED IN MOBILE HOME BLAZE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RETAIL SALES EXPECTED TO GROW,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LAWSUIT OVER STATION 9 REDUCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES FORCE HIRING OF ANALYST,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATES IN COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
UNION NEUTRAL IN REFERENDUM DRIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WATER DISTRICT CANDIDATES FACE PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*YOUNKERS TO OFFER PLANS TO DOUBLE SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"RECRUITS CHOOSE SCHOOLS, FUTURES","Argus LeaderApr 14 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
CIRCUS PERFORMER INJURED DURING ACT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GRIM REMINDER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
3 CITIES TO FIGHT WASTE WATER FINES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HUNKING TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS PANEL APPROVES 5 PERCENT HIKE IN TUITION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ARIZONA INDIAN NAMED TO OVERSEE BIA,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
JUSTICE WON'T BE SERVED IN NORTH'S TRIAL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TEENS IGNORE TOMA DRUG ABUSE WARNING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
JOHNSON SHOW A TREAT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
BILLS OFFER PAC REFORM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
EARLY HOUR DIMS ENTHUSIASM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
PRESSLER LOSING TOUCH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*A CELEBRATION OF COLOR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AUGUSTANA MAKES FULL COMMITMENT TO THEATER PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
PLAY CELEBRATES WRITERS 100TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SEMINAR TO DISCUSS OAT FAD,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ELK POINT SENIORS WRITE PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
ALLEGED IMPOSTOR TO APPEAR IN COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CAPITOL REPLICA TO BE DEDICATED TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL PTA LEADER CONTENDS FOR HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LUVERNE VA HOME RUNS INTO ROAD BLOCK,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON HONORS 5 FOR PUBLIC SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARENTS SEEK LAWYER FOR SON,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR CALLS PRISON STORY POLITICAL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE CIRCUS IS IN TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VOTERS TO DECIDE EXTRA TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEB PROPERLY GAVE CONTRACT TO FIRM,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RISTY MAKING ANOTHER BID FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COUNCIL STARTS LIST OF WOMEN'S GROUPS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAGUE TO HOLD EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEEDY FAMILIES CAN APPLY FOR CREDIT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WATER CONGRESS FORUM SET NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EX-INSPECTOR ENTITLED TO PAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LAKE OAHE ELEVATION MAY BE AT ITS PEAK,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*BLAST OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COMPUTERS MAKE FILING LESS TAXING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SD 3RD IN CENSUS RETURNS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GOVERNOR ADMITS SON INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOLY DAY BRING FAITHFUL TOGETHER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FRIDAY CITY'S LAST MORNING WITH HARLEY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*LOCAL DOCTOR, THEOLOGIAN WRITE ABOUT AIDS","Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SAVINGS MESS JUST KEEPS GETTING WORSE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ROAD WILL CAUSE FLOODING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SMOKERS NEED CIGARETTES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
CLEAN UP FALLS PARK AREA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
TEACHER PAY OVERLOOKED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
LEGAL DRUGS DISASTROUS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TEST CONFRONTS PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
JOHNSON WANTS SALES TAX DEDUCTED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE NAB SUSPECT IN STORE BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"WIND CAVE NEEDS AIRLOCK, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ADDITIONAL GIRLS SPORT MAY BE MANDATED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MUENSTER FUNDS NEAR {dollar}424,000","Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOON TO SLIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CANTON MAN AIMS TO RAISE CITY TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PROTESTERS FACE HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
FARMERS ASKED TO JOIN ASCS PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"PROPOSED SENATE VOTING SYSTEM MIXES OLD, NEW","Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROSEBUD TEEN DIES AFTER WEEKEND ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STREET WORK AHEAD IN DELL RAPIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PARKER AWAITS DECISION ON COUNCIL RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*LONGHORNS BACK ON THE RANCH,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
DSU STUDENTS WANT FEEDBACK ON COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*SIOUX LANGUAGE GOES TO HEAD OF CLASS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOTTO UPROAR--DALLAS IN TURMOIL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WET WEATHER SHOULD STAY ANOTHER DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CANDIDATE SHORTAGE MAY AFFECT PRIMARY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"TEACHERS SHOULD BATTLE LAWMAKERS, NOT BOARDS (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*CRITICS TO RECONSTRUCT INDIAN HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*DEFINING S DAKOTANS AN ELUSIVE TASK,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PETS AGAIN FACE QUESTIONABLE FATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SCHOOLS DON'T CARE THAT TAXPAYERS HURTING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
CASH FOR RAISES BUT NOT FOR EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DUMPING COULD RUIN RESERVATION AQUIFERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DRIVERS CAN DECIDE WHEN TO BUCKLE UP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
NUMBER OMITTED FROM STORY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
HEAD-ON CRASH KILLS 2 NEAR WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JOE KENNEDY AND WELLSTONE TO SPEAK,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN SENTENCED TO 3 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS TO OBSERVE PAN-AMERICAN DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BIDDERS BUY ALL AT ANNUAL POLICE AUCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YANKTON MAN AFTER CLOSE ENCOUNTER WITH FLAMES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DE SMET HOSPITAL RESUMES CARING FOR EMERGENCIES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*WOMAN'S NAVEL ANTICS TO AIR ON COMEDY SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COPPER WIRE THEFTS RISE WITH SCRAP PIECES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRIVER'S DEATH MARKS 32ND IN STATE THIS YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMUNITIES RECEIVE DEVELOPMENT GRANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LAND-CLEANING FARM PROPOSED IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*NATIVE DANCE AT THE DAKOTADOME,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
HIGHWAY 14 WORK RESUMES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MINUTEMAN MISSILES ON WAY OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOARD WANTS SUIT HEARD IN FEDERAL COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FAMILY FILES SUIT IN SON'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
RARE PHOTOS DONATED TO BATTLEFIELD,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"MINERVA'S, LAFAYETTE EARN EXCELLENT RATING","Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
PLANNED APRIL 25-28 AT ARENA,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
TO OPEN NEW STORE IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE'S BUSINESS IS GROWING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
DASCHLE ASKS MORE AID FOR DAIRY FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*MICKELSON SEEKS HELP IN EUROPE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
"*WEATHERBALL WITHSTANDS ELEMENTS OF NATURE, MAN","Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
MURPHEY REVIVES COWBOY TUNES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
SYMPHONY AND CHOIR BUILD QUALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.4"
*DEVELOPERS DISPUTE 41ST STREET PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DEPUTY'S LUCK HITS THE SKIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*TO FORECLOSE ON 131 FARMERS IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BELT DELIVERS JOLTS FOR SPINAL FUSION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
COUNTY'S COOPERATION ON WASHINGTON NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NO ONE SHOULD TAKE AG ACCIDENTS LIGHTLY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"WEDGE DIVIDING LANDOWNERS, HUNTERS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
'BOUNCE-FREE' JOHNSON MAKES WOMAN PROUD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"*PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE ARE ONE FOR INDIANS","Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
WANT TO CATCH THOUSANDS OF FISH--BE A SMELTER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CORN PRICES EXPECTED TO EXCEED ESTIMATES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*SF DEMOCRAT SEEKS HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STEENSLAND TO RUN FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY TO GIVE COUNTY DRAFT OF WHS OFFER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONVICTED RAPIST APPEALS DECISION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EX-CITY BUS DRIVER GETS BAIL REDUCED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN GIVEN 8 YEARS FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEATHER DELAYS WHS MOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"RAPE SUSPECT, WIFE GET CUSTODY OF KIDS","Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF MAN ON TRIAL FOR BANK FRAUD,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOVIN' OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DISTRICT TO FUND LOW-INCOME FARES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PLAN REJECTED FOR SINGLE PRESCRIPTION VENDOR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GAMBLING OPPONENT STEPS DOWN AS PASTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN SENTENCED IN MARIJUANA CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL TO PLANT 200 TREES THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
REDISTRICTING MAP TOPIC OF FORUM TODAY AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
2 BROTHERS PLEAD GUILTY IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN TRADITION OFFERS COURT ALTERNATIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PROGRAMS WOULD REWARD LANDOWNERS FOR WEED CONTROL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SDSU STUDENTS UPSET OVER HOUSING PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE TO EXPAND POLICE TRAINING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SD WOMAN FILES SUIT AGAINST DOW,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
'VERBAL JUDO' TO TOUGHEN TRAINEES' ASSERTIVENESS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*DISTRICT RELEASES {dollar}77 MILLION BUDGET,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*HUNKING, HANSON HAMMER RIVALS","Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CRAZY HORSE MALT LIQUOR BAN RULED UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSIONER RE-ELECTED BY A RECORD 4-TO-1 MARGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
LEGISLATIVE PANEL PICKS STUDY TOPICS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
THE ELECTION RESULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
*MIDDLE SCHOOL SHOWS EDUCATIONAL CHANGES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.2"
*SF TURNOUT CALLED AVERAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
ABERDEEN VOTERS REJECT PORNOGRAPHY ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
REGIONAL INCUMBENTS HIT HARD TIMES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*NEW CHALLENGES AWAIT HANSON (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
COMIC STRIP WAS DISTURBING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NELSON IS LEADER IN LEGISLATURE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*MCBRIDE NAMED AS SD INTERIM US ATTORNEY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ACCUSED ARSONIST RULED COMPETENT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BISON WOMAN IS KILLED IN MISSOURI ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ESCAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STEWART'S MAKES DEAL WITH CALIFORNIA FIRM,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HERON HOUSE-BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JEFFERSON BOARD SUSPENDS PRINCIPAL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAWYER WANTS KELO TO REVEAL NEWS SOURCES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
NO TO {dollar}24.5 MILLION WASHINGTON PAVILION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"MEN FACING {dollar}158,800 FINE","Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AMOCO STARTS REPLACING PIPELINE SECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
EDUCATION WORKSHOP OFFERED IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU'S OLD CENTRAL PART OF NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"USD'S TOSTERUD, HANSON TOP TEACHERS","Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*GAME-DAY CHILL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
JURORS MAY BEGIN DELIBERATING SEX ABUSE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KRAUSE TAKES POST AT CANTON CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*ABC REPORTER WEIGHS GAINS OF WOMEN IN WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*MANAGER SUSTAINS LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
AREA ATHLETES MAKE DECISIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
STATE SPORTSMEN WORKING TO SAVE RAIN FORESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
GEOGRAPHY GOOF INSIDE TRAVEL GUIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PRODUCE WITH A TASTE OF THE EXOTIC,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COOK LIKES TO COPY RESTAURANT FAVORITES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
CRIME BILL UNFAIR TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CLOWNING AROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CULTURAL-CENTER PROPOSAL CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SMALL FIRM HAS TO DIG DEEP TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SALMONELLA OUTBREAK LINKED TO SCHMECKFEST,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PHONE USERS SHOULD USE COMMON SENSE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*OPPONENTS OF REFORM HAVE GENERATED CLIMATE OF FEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SECOND-HAND SMOKE NOT AS BAD AS FRIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
JODEAN HAS INVOLVED STATE IN HER VENDETTA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
ARTICLE ON RED ALLEN AN ATTEMPT TO DESTROY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SOME TEASING IS GOOD (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SIT BACK AND GRIN WITH 'FROG PRINCE',"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION FOR SOCCER FANS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JACKS COLLAR 4 MEN'S BASKETBALL RECRUITS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ANNUAL SMELT RUN STARTS IN MOBRIDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COLD KEEPS PARK RESTROOMS CLOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN CHARGED IN CAR VANDALISMS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN HURT WHEN CAR STRIKES CITY BRIDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"ESTELLINE MAN, 37, DIES IN CRASH","Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GIRL SCOUTS TO GATHER IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*IVANA'S TRUMP CARD HAS BEEN HARD WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LOOK AT THE TAIL ON THIS KITE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*LEADERS IN CITY HALL PARALYZED, ARROGANT","Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*KINER DRAWS PRAISE FOR DAYS AT HELM,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*KSFY-TV ANCHOR MOVING TO MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
HILL CITY BOY DIES IN GUN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FLANDREAU MAYOR WINS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ARLINGTON VOTERS OK RURAL WATER HOOKUP,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ALLEN RELEASES PLAN TO BOOST WAGES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
STATE SENATOR PICKS FAMILY OVER POLITICS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WOMAN ADMITS ROBBING 7-ELEVEN IN FORMAL GOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*WARMING UP,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
18 BUS CRASH VICTIMS STILL IN HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER WAS INTOXICATED ON ROUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ELECTIONS MAY CHANGE YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*FREE LANDFILL DROPS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
SISSETON MANUFACTURING PLANT TO CLOSE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
5 FORMER LEGISLATORS ATTEMPTING TO MAKE COMEBACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
PROTESTOR'S EX-WIFE--HE'S STALKER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SOME FARMERS REQUIRED TO TAKE INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
COUPLE WHO LOST SON REACHES SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SD WORKER SAFETY RANKS LOW,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
FARM LINK PROGRAM GAINING POPULARITY AMONG FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*CRANE OPERATOR GETS A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW FROM PERCH,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW AXES DOLLY SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*LACK OF SD WORKERS SENDS MIDCOM TO WAVERLY, IOWA","Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
NO RUSH FOR ANOTHER LONG-TERM JAIL PLAN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HERE STATE GOES AGAIN ON ENDLESS DEBATE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WEED OUT BAD FARM SUBSIDIES (WATERTOWN PO),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER SHOULD TAKE ON PENTAGON (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
JOHNSON PLACES SOUTH DAKOTA FIRST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
RICH PAY PLENTY OF NATION'S TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE CAN'T HIDE HIS OWN WEALTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*'ALICE' RETURNS; CONCERTS MOVE TO JESCHKE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SNOW WON'T HARM SHRUBS AND TREES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*FEENEY TAKES JOB IN ND,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*PRAIRIE FALCON OFFERS LIFE-AND-DEATH SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
TEEN-AGER INJURED IN SWIMMING POOL,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"MAN, 37, ARRESTED IN RAPE, ASSAULT","Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LIMITED FLOODING PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POTHOLES REALIGN ATTITUDES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
TURNING POINT LOOKS AT REDUCTION IN FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*DOESN'T KNOW STATUS OF FEDERAL PROBE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*BORCHARDT'S SUPPORT CAME IN KIDS VOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DIALOGUES OF RACISM WILL BEGIN TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WINNER MAN DIES OF BURNS FROM TRACTOR TIP OVER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*POWER OUTAGE AFFECTS NORTH LINCOLN COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
HIGHER-EDUCATION CUTS TOPIC OF MAY RALLY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
KESD SCHEDULED TO CLOSE ON JUNE 30,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"*CLINIC'S PATIENTS WINGED, FURRED--AND MAIMED","Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*THEFTS REPORTED IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
DASCHLE PROBE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
REPORT WORRIES PORK PRODUCERS,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
TAX HIKE DOOMED SCHOOL BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.4"
SIOUX CITY WORKERS APPROVE WALKOUT AGAINST EMPLOYER,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
WAGNER VOTERS APPROVE ALCOHOL SALES ON SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*DEVELOPER BUYS HISTORIC BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 14 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*THE PENITENTIARY PASSION PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
EASTER'S PROMISE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
PRESS ON DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TWO VIEWS OF ABORTION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
DISASTER READINESS ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.A, p.20, col.1"
LOCAL BEEF PRICES ALREADY FORECASTED LEVEL-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.A, p.20, col.2"
HALF OF STATE'S WHEAT WON'T BE PRODUCTIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.A, p.20, col.2"
THIS SHINY CAR NOT FOR HIGHWAY-ROGER LARSON,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
GEORGE HEYDE BREAKS RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
CONTESTS MANY-CHAMBERLAIN WALLEYE TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
POACHERS BE AWARE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
JERRY RIEDEL RECEIVED AN AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CONTR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.1"
RIFLE-SHOTGUN PERFECT FOR TURKEY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.09, col.2"
*CHIPPEWA NAMES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*DAKOTA ELECTRIC SUPPLY TO OPEN IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*AUSTAD'S NAMES PR DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*MERRILL LYNCH OPENS CITY OFFICE-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
*NORTHWESTERN BANK ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
SIOUX VALLEY DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.12, col.1"
PIPESTONE BANK RENAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
BUSINESS CONFERENCE PLANNED FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
ROGER PETERSON IS HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE LAWS CHANGE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.1"
MEDIA WORKSHOP TO BE HELD MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.2"
LINCOLN-UNION ELECTRIC ELECTS DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.2"
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS CHANGES NAME-NATIONAL COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.2"
UNEMPLOYMENT DROPS IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.B, p.13, col.2"
RESURRECTION CHARRIES VARIETY OF MEANINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHURCH RITUAL BOOSTED EASTER EGG TRADITION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEADER BLASTS PRISON TREATMENT OF INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LEADER BLASTS PRISON TREATMENT OF INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL FOR DEAF TEACHER'S DISMISSAL UPHELD BY COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FRUSTRATED PARENTS YEARN FOR SECURITY-EMERSON'S SCH,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*MADISON SCHOOL MORE COMPLEX, LESS PERSONAL","Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*MADISON SCHOOL MORE COMPLEX, LESS PERSONAL","Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*FRUSTRATED PARENTS YEARN FOR SECURITY-EMERSON'S SCH,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MRS. ALICE VUGTEVEEN-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1979, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
TRUCK SCRAPPED FOR SLUSH FUND,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS BLAST SCHOOL CLOSING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK SCRAPPED FOR SLUSH FUND,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GANNETT NEWS SERVICE WINS PULITZER PRIZE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CARTOONIST'S ONE-LINERS HIT THEIR TARGETS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*DREAM COME TRUE-A WINNER ON 'PRICE IS RIGHT',"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HUNTERS PROTEST BAN ON LEAD SHOT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE SETTLES FISH HATCHERY DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CANDIDATES DIFFER MORE IN PERSONALITY THAN PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES DIFFER MORE IN PERSONALITY THAN PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS MAY BENEFIT FROM LIMESTONE SLUDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRANDON SCHOOL BOARD HEAD QUITS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES DIFFER MORE IN PERSONALITY THAN PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*KATUS ENTERS HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*KATUS ENTERS HOUSE RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FEDS DECIDING ON WHEAT SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"LOSS BELONGS TO NSP, NOT USERS (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"LOSS BELONGS TO NSP, NOT USERS (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AUSTRALIANS LEARNING ABOUT US,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WORKERS TO BLOW UP ROCK FOR SEWER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BILL WOULD GIVE TAX CREDIT TO FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
TAX STATEMENTS LEAD TO MISUNDERSTANDING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
OLD BUILDINGS TO TUMBLE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
"CITY VOTERS DUMP WINEGARDEN--CRANE, PETERSON IN RUNOFF","Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"CITY VOTERS DUMP WINEGARDEN--CRANE, PETERSON IN RUNOFF","Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"CITY VOTERS DUMP WINEGARDEN--CRANE, PETERSON IN RUNOFF","Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"CITY VOTERS DUMP WINEGARDEN--CRANE, PETERSON IN RUNOFF","Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MADISON REJECTS CHANGE-FLANDREAU OK'S SLAES TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINEGARDEN GLUMLY LOOKS OVER ELECTION RESULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
NCC EMBRACES MANKATO STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MONEY HANDLING HURT WINEGARDEN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAPE SUSPECT PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MONEY HANDLING HURT WINEGARDEN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEAVY SOUTH SIDE VOTING KEY TO WINS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HEAVY SOUTH SIDE VOTING KEY TO WINS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
EDEN INCUMBENTS WANT OUT--NO ONE WANTS IN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HEAVY SOUTH SIDE VOTING KEY TO WINS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OFFICIALS--SD RAILROAD WILL WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
QUICK SAVE FOR ANIMAL DISPLAY...(ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUICK SAVE FOR ANIMAL DISPLAY...(ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LUCKY AMERICA...(ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHREINER'S COLUMN ON GOP CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WINGLER SHOULD QUIT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CRITICIZES {dollar}10,000 SPENT ON WORKFARE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
FARM SAFETY COURSE DATES SET,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GIRLS STATE DATES MAY 31-JUNE 6,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LACK OF IRRIGATION SAVES SHELTERBELTS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
LACK OF IRRIGATION SAVES SHELTERBELTS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT ALLOWS PUC TO REVIEW LIFELINE RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HERE ARE STATEWIDE RESULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRE CONCERNS HILLS LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FIRE CONCERNS HILLS LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COURT MOVES UP DATE TO HEAR GAS TAX SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COURT MOVES UP DATE TO HEAR GAS TAX SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
COURT MOVES UP DATE TO HEAR GAS TAX SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD WATER USE EXPLORED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOMESTAKE WORKERS FORM VANPOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
SD GEOTHERMAL ENERGY INVESTIGATED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
HOMESTAKE WORKERS FORM VANPOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"OGLALA SIOUX RECEIVE {dollar}83,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"OGLALA SIOUX RECEIVE {dollar}83,000 GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
STOCKGROWERS MEETING JUNE 2-4,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TENANT GROUP PUSHES FOR LEASE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
TENANT GROUP PUSHES FOR LEASE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
PUC WILL VOTE ON RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.2"
SF DOCTOR TESTS CANCER TREATMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
TWO ARE SELECTED FOR YOUTH SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
UNACCREDITED SCHOOL INCREASE PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
UNACCREDITED SCHOOL INCREASE PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.2"
*SF ANIMAL CONTROL IS A 24-HOUR JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
"BLACK HILLS FORESTERS SEE LINK BETWEEN TIMBER, BEEF","Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*SF ANIMAL CONTROL IS A 24-HOUR JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
A HOG MAN IN CATTLE COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
WHERE TO TURN WITH QUESTIONS ABOUT FOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CRISIS PSYCHOLOGIST DOESN'T MINCE ANY WORDS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CRISIS PSYCHOLOGIST DOESN'T MINCE ANY WORDS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*IS IT SPRING YET--YES, TO A DEGREE","Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*BONNIE RAITT--BACK TO ROCK, DAVE EDMUNDS NEVER LEFT","Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*TV-LESS FOR A WEEK, NO EASY ASSIGNMENT","Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*'THE UNIFORM UNICORN',"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
SEMINAR ON MIDLIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
*DWU'S 21ST PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.B, p.08, col.3"
NEW STRATEGY AT HARTFORD SPEEDWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GOEHLE TAKES BATON--HOWARD WOOD HONORARY REFEREE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NO SINGLES GAME FOR AUGUSTANA'S JOHNSON,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU'S SOFTBALL NUN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RADEMACKER'S ARM KEY TO SDSU SOFTBALL SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA'S BILL DOYLE DREAMING OF PLAY-DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GOOD PREDICTIONS FOR FALL PHEASANT HUNTING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW HOPE FOR MISSOURI RIVER FISHERMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA-VENEZUELA MATCH MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MAN CHARGED IN FOOD STAMP CASE WAS GO-BETWEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CHEESE GIVEAWAY BEGINS NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JUDGES PRISON CHANGES CAN BE MET,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN JAILED IN HURON BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
3RD DAY IN THE JOHN MATHIS MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*THE OLD MCKENNAN PARK TENNIS COURTS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*ART BUCHWALD'S PRIZE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SD PRESS ASSOCIATION--SENSE OF HISTORY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
WRONG FOREIGN POLICY MAJOR DEFICIT CAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*KIRKLAND SEEKS COMMISSION SPOT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MEYER RUNS FOR COUNTY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MYERS SEEKS RE-ELECTION TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*OIEN CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"VOLK, KUNDERT TO DECIDE CANDIDACY","Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
MAN KILLED DURING PRANK ABOUT ROCK MUSIC,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*HE KNOWS WHAT FREE PRESS MEANS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WINNER HOSPITAL WINS '78 DISCRIMINATION SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
ARGUE AGAINST CLOSING INDIAN SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MITCHELL BOARDING 7 A DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SILVER KING'S PERMIT RENEWED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL CHOICE UNFAIR--SOME PARENTS SAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
NUMBER OF REAL ESTATE AGENTS FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRIMARY GRADE STUDENTS TO HAVE LONGER CLASS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"CUTS, ECONOMY, RESOURCES WILL HURT INDIANS","Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
COURT ASKED TO STOP GARRISON IN ND,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
"THE MARCH OF DIMES NEEDS WALKERS, PLEDGES","Argus LeaderApr 15 1982, sect.D, p.07, col.3"
*EL RIAD SHRINE CIRCUS 3-DAY SPECTACULAR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ADELMAN GETS ABDNOR'S BUT NOT PRESSLER'S,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX TIME--BUT MIDNIGHT RUSH EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINDS & WARM AIR ON WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WATERTOWN ON LOOKOUT FOR KAHL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
MUSIC FOR A SPRING EVENING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'ET' SHOULD'VE TAKEN OSCAR HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*HE'S FOREVER BLOWING BUBBLES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*GRANT NAMED KELO NEWS DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*YWCA HONORS 6 OF SF'S OUTSTANDING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BOOKLET FEATURES HISTORIC AVENUES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DCI TRACKS NO-ACCOUNT CHECK WRITERS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS NO TO 1984 BID FOR SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANE MAKES EMERGENCY STOP,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STRAIGHTEN UP,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
S DAKOTANS HAVE TROUBLE PAYING HEAT BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LONG-TERM GRAIN PACT A HOSTAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION ELECTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SHOOTING QUESTIONS UNANSWERED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INTOXICATED LAWMAKER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GOVERNOR MORE CONCERNED ABOUT BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
TAXPAYER WANTS STORED FOOD SENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SLIPPIN' & SLIDIN' ALONG,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CRITICISM RUBS THEM THE WRONG WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HIGHER TAXES URGED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TROUT REPRODUCTION DECISION REVERSED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*WET WALK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
BOARD REINSTATES MURDERER'S TRUSTY STATUS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*BUDGET CUTS MAY STOP PEN MAGAZINE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
TORNADO DRILLS MARK PREPAREDNESS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*TRYING HARDER PART OF THE GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
HIGH TECH HOSPITALS TO PLEASE PATIENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SPRINGFIELD'S FUTURE UP FOR SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SUNSHINE MAY GIVE RELIEF FROM FLOODING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LILAH LAPKA WON THE CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
HERE'S HOW SALE WILL BE CONDUCTED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*PERSONAL MESSAGE TO 'THE LAST SUPPER',"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TOP SPELLER CONQUERS 'NEMESIS',"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TO AVOID COSTLY PHONE SERVICE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*DAYTIME AM RADIO SEEKING LONGER HOURS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
EVIDENCE FROM SHOOTING SENT TO STATE LAB,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
KRIS MILLER CROWNED MISS ARBOR DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
SOLUTIONS IN PROSPECT FOR REBUILDING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*TAIWAN A TRUSTED, VALUABLE FRIEND","Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
A JOURNEY TO GHOST TOWNS (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEFENSE OF SOUTH AFRICAN APARTHEID (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
READERS' VIEWS ASKED ON WHS BOND,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
SPRINGFIELD DISASTER DESERVES HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
POINTS NOT A BASIS FOR PROMOTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
FORMER SECRETARY WATT BUSY AS AUTHOR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ABDNOR PUSHING TAX EXEMPTION FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
ABDNOR WILL SPEAK AT BRIDGEWATER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
CLINIC WILL EVALUATE FARM SPRAY EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
CONFERENCE WILL FOCUS ON AG CREDIT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
FEEDER PIG SHOW AND SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
NEW VARIETY OF OATS DEVELOPED BY SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
PHONE RULING COULD HURT SMALL BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
ABDNOR OPPOSES RAIL LINE TAKEOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
CAMP FEES WON'T RISE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
DASCHLE CALLS MINING OF HARBOR ILLEGAL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NEW TRIBAL CHAIRMAN UNVEILS FIVE-YEAR PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RELIEF AGENCY TURNS AWAY NEEDY PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
OFFICIALS PRAISE PROGRAM FOR INDIAN EDUC,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
ABERDEEN WOMAN KILLED IN 2-CAR COLLISION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
REPORT SAYS WATER SUPPLY INADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTANS FILING TAX RETURNS EARLIER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"WILL AWARD {dollar}15,000 IN CONSERVATION GRANTS","Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
WILL GET {dollar}6.9 MILLION IN COMMUNITY GRANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
"PROTESTS ABOUT RAISING PARK, BOAT FEES","Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TAIL-WAGGING TAIL ABOUT DOG TRAINER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BIOLOGISTS STUDY DECREASING POPULATION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FIRST SERIES OF NATIONAL MAPS FINISHED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MOBRIDGE SMELT HUNTERS WATCH FOR SALMON,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
RECORD NUMBER OF TAGS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FISH EGGS GATHERED FOR RESTOCKING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
RED LAKE SLOUGH HUNTING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BRANDON'S COFFIELD ROLLING ON A BOWLING HI,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*BODY IS ARTIST'S CANVAS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*RUTH CROUSE'S INTERNATIONAL CUISINE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*SPEECH THERAPIST RECEIVES AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
NURSING HOME SALES COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MEDIA IGNORES ECONOMIC GOOD NEWS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*ANNOUNCES FOUR PROMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*KELO TV EXPANDING TO NEW BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*LEMMON GROCER TO HEAD STATE RETAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1984, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*HEATWAVE SPLASHES ACROSS SD,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FARM CUTS WILL CRUSH COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GORBACHEV'S GESTURE RATED LONGER SCRUTINY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1985, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CITY AUTHORS--TURN RUMMAGE INTO CASH,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
HOSPITAL OFFERS FREE CANCER TESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
THE RAILROAD NEVER MADE IT TO DENTON,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FROM BALL COURTS TO LAW COURTS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"IRS TO END HELP AT SF, RAPID CITY","Argus LeaderApr 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS SET TO TAKE BASIC SKILLS TEST TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*FRISBEE WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*BLIZZARD BLASTS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BOMBING TERRORISTS WON'T SOLVE PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
NO TO NICARAGUAN REBELS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
WE'VE HAD ENOUGH WINTER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BOMB ARGUS LEADER INSTEAD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
REA BROUGHT BIG CHANGES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
*ON THE TRAIL OF HALLEY'S COMET,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA BATTLES APRIL STORM,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUGITIVE IN CUSTODY AFTER ONE-YEAR SEARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHURCH LEADERS HAIL MONUMENTAL STEP,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
RANCHERS CAN'T HELP CALVES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*JACKSON CAMPAIGNS FOR JUSTICE IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUEL SPILLS--RESIDENTS VOICE FEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
EVANGELIST BROUGHT PROBLEMS ON HIMSELF (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NEED FOR PUBLIC HOUSING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*CITY DOCTOR GETS NATIONAL POSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLEANUP PROJECT CONTINUES TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRAINAGE LAW CLEARS 1ST HURDLE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
41ST STREET WORK TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CRASH INJURES 3,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JACKSON REAPS FARMER SUPPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MEETING FUELS MORRELL STRIKE RUMORS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WILLIAMS FACES COUNTY INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LENNOX REJECTS BONDS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"BUDGET, TUITION TOP REGENT AGENDA","Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LOTTERY PANEL NAMES RELEASED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY MAYOR FACES RUNOFF VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
{dollar}1.5 MILLION RIGHTS LAWSUIT FILED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HURON MURDER INVESTIGATION INCLUDES FAMILY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD MINTED COINS GO ON SALE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TRIBES TO CONSIDER {dollar}45 MILLION FOR LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*DECORATE EGGS THE NATURAL WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANAN CHOSEN AS INTERNSHIP WINNER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
NOLD WINS AGRIBUSINESSMAN AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
OWENS COSMOPOLITAN OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
PAPER CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
PRESS CONTEST WINNERS NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.2"
"MISS SDSU, MISS BROOKINGS NAMED","Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
OSBORNE WINS BRASS COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
3 STATE MUSIC EDUCATORS HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.C, p.09, col.4"
DOG BETTING MAY BE COMING TO SF,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CONTINENTAL TAKES OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL BROKERS--STOCK DROP ISN'T SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"PRESSLER, DASCHLE DISAGREE ON PLAN","Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SPEAKES DISGRACES MORE THAN HIMSELF (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*POWERFUL FORCE AGAINST HUNGER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SIOUX MAY LOSE CLAIM IF NOT UNITED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*O'KEEFFE EXHIBIT EXPLODES WITH COLOR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*ADS WITH MILLS TO BE SHOT IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AIRPORT GETS GRANT FOR CONSTRUCTION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AMMONIA LEAK CLOSES MORRELL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRAND REOPENING OF MUSEUM TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEAD OF GOVERNORS WATER BOARD NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RETIRED PATROLMAN SEEKS HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HANSON JOINS CITY COMMISSION RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SEARCH FOR CAUSE OF TRAILER FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*UNDER THE BIG TOP,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EDUCATION COSTS TOO HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUPER DELEGATES HAVEN'T PICKED CANDIDATES YET,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DASCHLE SELECTED FOR CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TRUSTY ENTERS GUILTY PLEA IN STABBING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
NEW FIRM COULD CREATE 43 JOBS IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ROCKWELL DONATES FUNDS FOR AIR BASE MUSEUM,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RURAL SD NEEDS AIDS EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SUPREME COURT RULES INMATE SHOULD BE FREED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO FRAUD CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OVERTURNS CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENT CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
PUPPY ALIVE AFTER BEING STUCK IN PIPE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
VETERANS PROJECT LEADER ARRESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MINING TOPS IN PRODUCTION WORKER PAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*LOCAL UNCLE OF UK STAR CHAPMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
END TIME MIDWIFE SENTENCED IN DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ARIZ WOMAN LIKELY USD CHOICE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAPITOL RETURNS TO FIRST SITE-FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CAPITAL RETURNS TO FIRST SITE-FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THREE PRIESTS TO MOVE SOON,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*INTERVIEW IS KEY TO LANDING GOOD SEASONAL WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
MARSALIS BRINGS BAND TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HATS OFF TO EXCHANGE VOLUNTEERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
OLYMPICS PROMOTION WINS GOLD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"LEUKEMIA FUND-RAISER NETS {dollar}2,100","Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SPECTATORS KEEP BOAT SHOW AFLOAT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
SITTS ENJOYED PAIN HE INFLICTED ON VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WRIGHT SHOULD GIVE UP JOB AS SPEAKER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REINSTATE 7 CITY TEACHERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
WORLD NEEDS BIRTH CONTROL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PAC REFORM NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
BOOZE AS BAD AS DRY DRUGS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*CITY'S CBA TEAM NAMES EKKER COACH,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY'S CBA TEAM REMAINS NAMELESS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*ASTRONAUT WILL TALK IN HOMETOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GAMING COMMISSION MEMBERS APPOINTED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES PLANS WALKING EVENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC POSTPONES PHONE ISSUE HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY DELAYS ACTION ON REYNOLDS BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEATH ENDS STORYBOOK ROMANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR'S WIFE DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MUENSTER ACCUSES MICKELSON OF UNDERESTIMATING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN PLANS TO REOPEN HARRY'S GROCERY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
REGENTS APPROVE TUITION CHANGES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WORKERS REMOVE TAINTED SOIL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MADISON GROUP OPPOSES PLAN FOR PCB SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
YANKTON STUDENTS QUIZ GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRESSLER VOTES TO PUNISH MEXICO,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*REFUGEES CHERISH FREEDOM TO WORSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DIRTY GAS SUSPECT IN CAR TROUBLES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ELECTION OPENS UP COURT SYSTEM (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REFORM HURTS SALARY EARNERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
STATE SHOULD ACCEPT RESERVATION DECISION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CRUSADERS REMOVE MASK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
SPEND ART MONEY ELSEWHERE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
DRUGS SHOULD BE LEGALIZED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
TEST BETTER THAN FUNERAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
"*REPORT STEREOTYPES, VILIFIES INDIANS' IMAGE","Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
*TEAM GOALS COME FIRST FOR MOORE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HARTFORD RUNNER WINS LONGEST DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*FISH MAKES SIZE WORK IN HER FAVOR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*COMING TUESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PUTTING A STOP TO POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
APPLICANTS CAN CALL ABOUT WATER PERMITS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN SEEKS ELECTION TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GIRL WITH LEUKEMIA FULFILLS HER DREAM,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONTROSE MAN KILLED IN ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD HIGHWAY PATROL EXPECTS HEAVY TRAFFIC,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION WOMAN TO SEEK RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE NEEDS TO IMPROVE INCOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*YOUNGSTERS SCRAMBLE FOR EASTER GOODIES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MYSTERY SIDS CAUSE ADDS TO PAIN OF LOSS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HARTFORD GETS GRANTS FOR RURAL WATER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MORE REGULATIONS WILL HURT EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LONGTIME STORE TURNS TO GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SD LOAN PROGRAM HAS EDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*TENANTS PLAN TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TAX-RETURN FLOW AHEAD OF 1989,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
*BELIEVERS TRAVEL CITY ROUTES TO SACRED SITES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1990, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
*WORRIES ABOUT WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*EVERYONE IS WELCOME AT WACIPI,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*CHRISTIAN MUSICIAN WANTS MASS APPEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
BASEBALL PAY SHOWS HIGH COST TO WIN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*SOAPBOX, BALLOT BOX, JURY BOX, AMMO BOX","Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LIFE BLESSED BY CHILD OF 15-YEAR-OLD MOM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
30 PERCENT ARTERY BLOCKAGE IS NOT SEVERE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*ALM TAKES STATE RAQUETBALL CROWN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FILE A RETURN EVEN IF YOU CAN'T PAY NOW,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
DOCTOR TO SPEAK TO FUTURE SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HISTORICAL SOCIETY PLANS ANNUAL BANQUET,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUTLAND MAN CRITICAL AFTER STABBING AT BAR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER JOB FAIR SET FOR THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*IRVING NEIGHBORHOOD OFFERS 'REAL WORLD',"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LIBRARY DIRECTOR STRESSES EARLY YEARS OF LEARNING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CENSUS FACTS FILL IN PROFILE OF SD LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PLANE FUN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OFFICIALS SEE UNEVEN RISE IN PROPERTY TAXES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DANCE TO BENEFIT FAMILY THAT LOST HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DIRECTORS TO CONSIDER GRANT FOR LAKE STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUP TO STUDY AG TRADE ON JAPAN TOUR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
MAYOR BACKS SUMMER JOBS FOR TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FAWICK FLYER TOOK RESIDENT ON ROAD TO FAME,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BATTERY SITE CLEANUP BEGINS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COUNCIL MOVES TO BANISH NUDE DANCE SHOWS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RECYCLERS TARGET TIN CANS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"JURY SLAPS {dollar}400,000 FINE ON WILLIAMS","Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SCHOOL SHOULD PAY STUDENT BUSING TAB (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
POVERTY GUIDELINES NOT IN TOUCH WITH REALITY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
RECYCLABLES DON'T NEED TO END UP IN LANDFILL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
*COOKING A TAXING EXPERIENCE FOR CPA,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*CPA ANNOUNCES BID FOR COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SFC TEACHER RUNNING FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SKADSEN ANNOUNCES RE-ELECTION PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY RECEIVES CITY COUNTEROFFER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*LOANS WEREN'T FRAUD, BUSINESSMAN SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
S DAKOTANS AWAIT HELP ON RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"VERMILLION, MADISON VOTE TO CHANGE MAYORS","Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
2 INMATES BEGIN TRIAL ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*JUMPERS RAISE {dollar}14,000","Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE'S LLAMAS DRAFTED IN FORCE FOR EARTH WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WATERTOWN TEACHER SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ELLSWORTH OFFICER WAIVES EXTRADITION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HURON NEWSPAPER PROMOTES EDITOR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR TO LEAD RURAL NETWORK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OHIO MAN CHARGED IN LOTTERY MACHINE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SYLVAN LAKE DAM IS 100 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*WSN TOWER RELOCATED WEST OF SF,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"AREA VOTERS ELECT TOWN, SCHOOL OFFICIALS","Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TAX PROTESTER GETS 40 MONTHS FOR PART IN TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"SDSU RIGHT TO PROTECT MILK BUYER, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*DECISION TIME FOR PREP ATHLETES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*OVERCOMING OBSTACLES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
GASOLINE PRICES INCREASE SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STATE CROP SEEDING AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"*NBC NEWS ANCHOR MIXES CAREER, FAMILY","Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
HUGHES GETS EROS CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1992, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
"JAMES RIVER DIP WARMUP FOR 2,000-MILE SWIM","Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*EARNING HIS STRIPES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SPRING CLEANUP DAY SET,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*HUNKING MAKES STRONG COMEBACK (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEADERS ARE CON MEN CONCERNING GAMBLING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PETS DON'T DESERVE TO BE LEFT IN COUNTRY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PEOPLE MUST KEEP STATE ON RIGHT PATH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--GARY HANSON AS A CITY COMMISSIONER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
"CITY, COUNTY OFFICIALS TO HELP DUNK IRS","Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA MAN GETS 15 YEARS IN SCHEME,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MISSING GUARDSMAN IS DECLARED DEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW ROYAL FORK DAMAGED IN MISHAP,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCHING FOR DAREO'S ROBBERS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CRITTERS BEFRIEND HUMANE SOCIETY STAFF,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEUMANN SUPPORTS DISTRICT REORGANIZATION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RECYCLING PLAN NEAR APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEX CRIMES CASE GOES TO JURY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY MULLS BUILDING NEW HALL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA WESLEYAN STUDENTS HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"DOLL SHOW, SALE STARTS SATURDAY","Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FORESTBURG BOY WINS CONTEST FOR YOUNG INVENTORS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINNERS ANNOUNCED AT ENGINEERING FAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*STUDENTS PUTTING CAR TO TEST,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"COUNCILMAN DEFEATED, OFFICER RESIGNS IN CONTROVERSY","Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MISSILE-BLASTING OPTIONS MULLED,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
DASCHLE ASKS CLINTON TO CHANGE FARM BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"US WEST, BANK OFFER A NEW CREDIT CARD","Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"*LEADERS SHOW POWER IN NUMBERS, COMMUNITY DEEDS","Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAKE A DOG FOR A JOG,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MOST COLLEGE DONATIONS FOR ACADEMICS (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
"*WEATHER IS SLOWING DOWN FISH, FISHERS","Argus LeaderApr 15 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*THE SEASON OF STORMS IS UPON US,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GIRLS GET VATICAN'S BLESSING TO SERVE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*DASCHLE RIVAL NOT TO STAY IN CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"BEWARE OF VAGUE CANDIDATES, CLAIMS (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LET PUBLIC VOTE ON MORRELL DEAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SFC TO HOST BIODIVERSITY SEMINAR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SEAT-BELT ADVOCATES CAN BE HYPOCRITES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
TICKETS SCARCE FOR GOLF TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN FREE AFTER KNIFE INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
REPUBLICANS DEBATE LEADERSHIP STYLE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ROOSEVELT INSTRUCTOR WINS TEACHING AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL DISTRICT LOSES PAY LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TO BUILD ADDITION AROUND EXISTING ENTRYWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TO PAY HOME BUYERS IN ESCROW SETTLEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WORKSHOP TO HELP LOCAL BUSINESSES BEGIN RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SUPERINTENDENT CLEARED OF HARASSMENT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COURT REINSTATES BURGLARY VERDICT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE GATHERS FOR MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR TO SPEAK ON SPECIAL EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
LAKE ANDES DUMP RECEIVES EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TRIBE TO SUE OVER FISHING RIGHTS, LAWYER SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*OUT FOR A SPIN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PASSERS-BY RESCUE DRIVER FROM SUBMERGED PICKUP TRUCK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
AGENTS INVESTIGATING LOAN AGENCY'S FILES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
CANDIDATE ACCUSED OF HARASSING DRIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
NORWEST REPORTS {dollar}190.5 MILLION IN PROFITS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
OFFENSE COULD RULE NCC-NAIA DUEL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
VIKINGS HOME FOR THE WEEKEND,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COYOTE RECRUITS POSSESS SOME BITE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*YELLOW-GREEN RESURGENCE NO JOKE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"POWER, CONVENIENCE WEREN'T ALWAYS POSSIBLE","Argus LeaderApr 15 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*SLEW OF SNOW FILLS UP TOWN'S SLOUGHS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SAYS HE'LL FIGHT TO RESTORE MORRELL BENEFITS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OLD WHEELCHAIRS BRING NEW SMILES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"LETTERS MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SAYS KELO","Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
IDEAS ALONE WON'T HELP EDUC (BROOKINGS REGISTER),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*'RISK/TAKINGS' BILL IS TOO DANGEROUS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER FALLS TO A NEW LOW (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
DASCHLE LOSES TOUCH WITH STATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
CHRISTIANS: BEWARE OF ISLAMIC RADICALS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*THESE FOLKS CAN HANDLE SDSU'S TASK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE CALLED OUT OF HOSTAGE SITUATION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MAN FACES CHARGES IN STABBING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANTON TRIO ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CANDIDATE'S WIFE TO CAMPAIGN IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOOD FRIDAY WALK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LANDOWNER WORRIES HALT CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*TEXAS BUSINESSMAN SPEAKS ON POWER OF PRAYER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
SOGGY FIELDS MAY MEAN CROP SWITCH,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LAWMAKERS BLAST JANKLOW'S ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LOTTERY MONEY TAKEN IN BREAK-IN AT DE SMET BAR,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
EX-BROOKINGS RESIDENT'S SPOUSE PLEADS TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*LEGIONNAIRE HONORS GIVEN TO LINCOLN MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ANNUAL CONFERENCE FEATURES BOOK SIGNING,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"*HITCHHIKER TAKES {dollar}5,300 FROM DRIVER","Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
ABERDEEN ORDINANCE SUPPORTERS VOW TO BRING IT BACK,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EX-INVESTIGATOR PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*CONTRACTORS SPONSOR CODE CLASS FOR CREDIT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*EGG DECORATING A FAMILY TRADITION,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"SEXUAL ETHICS IN CHURCH, FAMILY TOPIC OF LECTURE","Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"RETAIL TRADE, SERVICE INDUSTRIES PREDICTED TO GROW","Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CAR SMASHES MADISON PIZZA HUT,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FEDERAL OFFICIALS DISLIKE STATE BUSINESS INCENTIVES,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE FAIR UNHAPPY WITH TICKET SNAFU,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
SHIFTS TO NEW MARKETS IN GRAIN EXPORTS BEGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
LAKOTA TRIBES TO SHARE {dollar}20 MILLION IN HOUSING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*YOU CAN'T KEEP GOOD MAN DOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.4"
OFFERS VISITORS AN ELECTRONIC REST STOP TO MARVEL,"Argus LeaderApr 15 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
JANKLOW EXASPERATED AFTER 100 DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"GARBAGE HAULING HAS NEW LOOK-FERN SWANSON, SF","Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"DOVETAILING RAIL, ROAD NETWORKS","Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MAKE WASHINGTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
SIOUX RIVER FLOODING EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD UNEMPLOYMENT LAWS TOUGHER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ABDNOR BACKS PARKING BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SKEETER COLBATH ENJOYED HIS SPRING BREAK FROM SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HURON GETS NEW INDUSTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRESSLER CO-SPONSORS SENIORS BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"BROWN COUNTY SHERIFF, ELROY JOHNSON, WANTS BOOKS AUD","Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DSC TO INAUGURATE PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BOY RIGHT AT HOME IN MENNO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BOY RIGHT AT HOME IN MENNO SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MCGOVERN WOULD SUPPORT WINDFALL PROFITS TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SD PARK SYSTEM DEFICIENCIES LISTED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WOLLMAN MAY RUN AGAIN IN 1982,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*KOSTERS LINCOLN'S NEW BASKETBALL COACH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*KOSTERS LINCOLN'S NEW BASKETBALL COACH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1979, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
SIOUX BLAST HUNTING RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX BLAST HUNTING RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
RUTLAND SCHOOL BOARD ASKS PRINCIPAL TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RUTLAND SCHOOL BOARD ASKS PRINCIPAL TO QUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GATHERING NATURE'S GEMS WAY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GATHERING NATURE'S GEMS WAY OF LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYEE THEFTS HIT VARIETY OF BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EMPLOYEE THEFTS HIT VARIETY OF BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OLYMPIC COMPETITION ELUSIVE CARROT FOR LEMAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WE CATCH TROUT OUR OWN WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
BIG BUSINESS DAY TO SHOW CORPORATE ABUSES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BIG BUSINESS DAY TO SHOW CORPORATE ABUSES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL BLUNDERS CAUSE OF HIGH INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEWCOMERS SCRAMBLE FOR 2ND DISTRICT SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEWCOMERS SCRAMBLE FOR 2ND DISTRICT SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEWCOMERS SCRAMBLE FOR 2ND DISTRICT SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEWCOMERS SCRAMBLE FOR 2ND DISTRICT SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
NEWCOMERS SCRAMBLE FOR 2ND DISTRICT SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CENSUS A TOUGH TASK OUT WEST,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LONE SD DELEGATE ATTENDS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LONE SD DELEGATE ATTENDS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
TORNADO SURVIVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SD DEFENSE SYSTEM TO BE CHECKED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAWSUIT AGAINST OVESON DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
PARKER YOUTH IS STAR STATE FARMER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
LAWSUIT AGAINST OVESON DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
BRANDON MAN PLACED ON PROBATION-HOG RUSTLING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
SF HOG PRICES TOP AT {dollar}29.50,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
STUDY GROUP OPPOSES SF SKILLS TESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*TEA RESTAURATEURS OFFER FOOD WITHOUT FRILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*VINTNER TAKES AIM AT SD WINE DRINKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
HELPLESS ON HIGHWAY 212-BELLE FOURCHE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AND NOW COMES THE ISSUES...,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AND NOW COMES THE ISSUES...,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AND NOW COMES THE ISSUES...,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
WRITING A FISHING COLUMN CAN BE A TRICKY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
GANNETT REPORTS RECORD EARNINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.B, p.10, col.1"
HOW DO YOU PLAN FOR AN ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STEVE WINWOOD RETURNS WITH A HIT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
AG ADVISER--EMBARGO MIGHT BE EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
AG ADVISER--EMBARGO MIGHT BE EXPANDED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA GASOHOL SALES TAPERING OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LAW DENIES SD FAMILY CHOICE OF UTILITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GRASS FIRE AT 900 N MAIN ST,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
"TIME, TEMP AND SALES PITCH","Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
"TIME, TEMP AND SALES PITCH","Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
HAIL COLUMBIA (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RUNOFF SHOULD SPUR INTEREST (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
QUESTIONS POLICY IN EL SALVADOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
PARKING TICKETS DIP AFTER FINE DOUBLED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"BYSTANDER WATCHES ROBBERY OF AMPUTEE, REFUSES TO HELP","Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
SUPPLEMENTS TO HERALD WESTERN SD TOURISM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HILLS RADIATION SCAN TARGET,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
SUPPLEMENTS TO HERALD WESTERN SD TOURISM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
HUMBOLDT GUNSHOT VICTIM 'STABLE',"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
HEARING SET ON HOT SPRINGS SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
2 MITCHELL MEN PLEAD DOWN IN ASSAULT CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
1ST ELECTION IN 10 YEARS ENDS IN TIE-UTICA,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER BACKS SENATE TV,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
SEWAGE PLANT AGREEMENT REACHED-SPEARFISH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
AGENCIES SAID TO BYPASS LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
MOST MEADE DISTRICT TEACHERS BACK,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
TOURISM INQUIRIES AHEAD OF 1980,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PRESSLER BACKS SENATE TV,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
PUMPING STOPS FROM JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1981, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SLIP UP CREEK PLAN WORKS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BROCKHOUSE ANIMALS BOND ISSUE PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
2 GUILTY OF SELLING STOLEN FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*RERELEASE OF 'ROBIN HOOD' MISSING DISNEY INGREDIENT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'X' IN X-RATED DOESN'T STAND FOR EXPANSION IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CASE OF THE AIRBORNE COATS REMAINS UNSOLVED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ETSI MONEY NOT ENOUGH FOR DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAWMAKERS COOL TO BILL EXTENDING HILLS INDIAN CAMP,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEFHOLZ WANTS MEIERHENRY'S JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MATHIS MURDER TRIAL--TALK OF THE TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FEDS KEEP INDIAN SCHOOLS OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
A SD EARFUL FOR VICE PRESIDENT BUSH (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY OFFICIALS PRAISED--COST-CUTTING CHANGES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
O'CONNOR ANSWERS SCHREINER ON LOBBYISTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*NICOLAY SEEKING DISTRICT 11 SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*NOTHDURFT ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HINES WITHDRAWS FROM SENATE RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOOT NOT ENOUGH FOR ROBBERS-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN GETS LIFE FOR KIDNAPPING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SYLVAN LAKE EYED FOR TRUSTIES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
THIRD MAN FACES GOLD-THEFT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
5 PLEAD INNOCENT TO DRUG CHARGES-WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VICE PRESIDENT TO BE IN ABERDEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN FIGHTS ANNEXATION OF FROEHLICH AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*RAPPELLING DOWN THE SIDE OF THE ID WEEKS LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
A DAY FOR FREAK ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
PUBLIC WON'T SEE MUCH OF BUSH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD CEMENT PLANT TO INSTALL ANTI-POLLUTION DEVICES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
SD ENERGY OFFICE COULD SURVIVE REAGAN CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
STEEN READY TO DEFEND GOLF CROWN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WEED HELPS LINCOLN SWEEP WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WEEG HELPS LINCOLN SWEEP WASHINGTON,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*WASHINGTON PICKED AS TOP GIRLS GOLF TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
WRESTLING LINEUP SET FOR MEET,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1982, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*KNEE HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE IS NEXT TO LAST IN TAXES PAID,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
STATE ASKED TO SCRAP HOSPITAL EXPANSION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SD WON'T LOSE FARM MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
EASTER EGG HUNT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LINCOLN BAND PARENTS GRATEFUL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*STATE TAX COLLECTION NEARS TARGET,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
AMERICANS BECOMING MORE ASSERTIVE ABOUT HEALTH CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DENTAL RECORDS DON'T MATCH BODY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS RECALL TAINTED BOTTLES OF DISTILLED WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUC TO CONSIDER ELECTRIC RATE HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS TO JOIN IN SEARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDS APPROVE CREDIT CARD OPERATION IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SURPLUS CHEESE DISTRIBUTION STARTS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GOVERNMENT OK'S SEATTLE BANK'S CHARTER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
FIRM TO STUDY SUITABILITY OF NUCLEAR DUMP,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
IMPORT TAX ON OIL IS IDEA THAT SHOULD DIE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"SPIRIT OF VOLUNTEERISM ALIVE, ABUNDANT IN CITY (L)","Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"GAY, ABORTION RIGHTS ARE NOT DEFINED IN ERA AMEND","Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RESTAURANT MANAGER SAYS TIPS LAW SHOULD BE REPEALED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
WATT WAS TREATED UNFAIRLY FOR HIS STAND FOR FAMILY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"GIRL SCOUTS ENJOY TREATS, THEY ALSO HAVE STUDIES (L)","Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
"TEACHERS BACK EVALUATIONS, WANT TO BE BEST (L)","Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
LET'S NOT POLLUTE EARTH AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
THERAPISTS APPRECIATE ARTICLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"JUDGE, 5 OTHERS ANSWER CORBLY SUIT","Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN FINED FOR EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"MAN NOT GUILTY OF KIDNAPPING, ASSAULTING WIFE","Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN CHARGED WITH PROSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
AWARD TO FIRED MAN UPHELD,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LAWYERS DON'T DESERVE PAY FOR UNSUCCESSFUL TAX CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"RAPE, KIDNAPPING CONVICTIONS UPHELD","Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
PUBLIC CAN HUNT ON SECTION LINES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BIDS CLOSE FOR FARMERS SELLING GRAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BREAKUP OF AT-T TO BE SCRUTINIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
DEADWOOD STORE SUES OIL COMPANY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES 3 TO BUILDING BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAY 1 LAST DAY TO FILE FOR TAX REFUND,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MITCHELL MOTEL TO REBUILD GUTTED WING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PIERRE MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SDSU RECEIVES BUTTON COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*FOR BUD DONAHUE, HAPPINESS IS FIXING A WATER MAIN","Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
NATIONAL OFFICIAL CRITICIZES BORGLUM PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
OFFICERS' DEMOTION FAVORED BY COUNCIL IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
STATE AUDIT FINDS ERRORS IN COUNTIES' BID TAKING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
CEMETERY LEGEND HAUNTING OWNER OF LOT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*'THE LAST SUPPER',"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
THE CAPTAIN'S SIGHTED LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SCHOOL SALE--NO BUYERS EMERGE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*READY, AIM, FIRE","Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
GOLDIE'S LATEST MOVIE DISAPPOINTMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*PRIZE-WINNING EXPERIMENT ON ACID RAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN PLANS BUSY RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*COOPER TOUTS FRUGALITY OF HIS CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*MASTEN VS STRANGE SPICES COURTROOM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"REAGAN, CONGRESS SHARE BLAME (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ANOTHER WAY NEEDED TO FINANCE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
PIERRE CABLE TV CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
JUDGE ANGERED BY BIRD FEATHERS CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DISEASED CATTLE FROM INDIANA,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
TRASHING IS A GROWING PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
SHUMAKER AN ALL-SPORTS ENTHUSIAST,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"FIRE CLEARS ADULT BOOKSTORE, THEATER","Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HUSBAND FACES MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*HE CLOWNS AROUND IN HOSPITAL CORRIDORS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
NO NEED FOR SUCH A WIDE STREET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TV MAY DO GOETZ MOVIE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MERIT PAY OPEN TO ABUSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CITY NEEDS BIGGER BOARD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*STATE MEDIA COVER INDIANS POORLY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CANOVA HIGH SCHOOL'S DOORS CLOSE MAY 24,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EXCUSES FLOURISH ON TAX DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
10 ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*BAUDER TO BECOME TEACHER UNION PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CITY REJECTS PLAN TO MOVE FRONTIER CLUB,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
JAIL INMATE RECOVERS AFTER SUICIDE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SUPREME COURT TO REVIEW BANKS' 1975 CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
UNIVERSITY WOMEN PLAN BOOK SALE THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION DELAYS SHOPKO DECISION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
MANDAN MIGHT BE REVIVED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BOARD MEMBERS MEET MYERS HEAD ON,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JURY INDICTS MINNESOTA CONTRACTOR FOR BID-RIGGING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PEARSON FILES FOR RE-ELECTION TO SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SHELL BUYERS WANT SETTLEMENT BLOCKED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
*COUNTY TRIES TO STAY AFLOAT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AGENCY'S INFLATED FIGURE ALMOST COSTS SD,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT TO RUN FOR COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON THE BOMBING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
KHADAFY'S THUGS WILL PAY ATTENTION NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"VCR'S, MICROWAVES VICTIMS OF STORM","Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*WATER TRAP,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BUSINESS MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO TAX VIOLATION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
GOP LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES DISCUSS ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
"MAN INDICTED ON KIDNAPPING, RAPE CHARGES","Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MAN SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNTY OK'S MANDATORY SEAT-BELT USE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
BILL TO RETURN 1.3 MILLION ACRES TO TRIBES STALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE CANDIDATES PLAN DEBATES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FBI NAMES NEW SENIOR RESIDENT AGENT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GRAND JURY HEARS TESTIMONY IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP TO HONOR WORKING WOMEN WITH EVENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JOHNSON SAYS FEDERAL TAX BURDEN SHOULD SHIFT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REGISTRATION FOR KINDERGARTENERS IS APRIL 25,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SENATE BUDGET CHAIRMAN TO SPEAK IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE SUPERINTENDENT TO CONDUCT WORKSHOPS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
STATE WARNS BUSINESS OWNERS ABOUT AD SCAM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WALL MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN WIFE'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TO PLAN COUNTY'S CENTENNIAL PARTY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
NAMES DRAWN FOR SD BALLOT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*COOKIE PIZZA REFRESHES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BENNETTS NAMED PARENTS OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
USD SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO 11,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
*FEENEY ELECTED TO HOWARD WOOD HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*MARTENS SEES NICKLAUS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BISON IN MINT CONDITION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
4 PERCENT TUITION HIKE PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EXTENSION SERVICE TARGETED FOR CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON 1 PERCENT SALES TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PROTESTERS DESERVED PROTECTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FUEL LEAK MORE THAN BAD LUCK (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PAPER HARD ON EVANGELISTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
COUNCIL NOT GOVERNMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
RESTORE HOUSE FOR POOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*CHILDREN GET TO THE HEART OF GOOD HEALTH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"{dollar}11,000 WON IN CITY POOL SUIT","Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WORKER GETS RABIES SHOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VETERAN GETS {dollar}1.6 MILLION AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DRIVERS TOW LINE UNDER 65 SPEED LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOURNALISTS SHOULD BE ACCURATE--JANKLOW,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOST OF SPILL CLEANED UP,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHWARTZ WORKERS OK 3-YEAR CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SYMPHONY OFFICIAL TO GO,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESS COMMISSION ANNOUNCED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
AIRLINES PAY IN INCIDENT OF MISPLACED DAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY FLIP-FLOPS ON DECISION TO CUT HIGH DIVES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOG OPERATION GETS HIGH SIGN FROM PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROJECT BEGINS ON MITCHELL GIRLS HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU MUSIC MAJOR WINS NATIONAL COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
80 PERCENT TURNS OUT FOR PICKSTOWN ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MCGOVERN WITHHOLDS NOD FOR '88,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MUCH SOUGHT COUPLE PLEAD GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HEARING POSTPONED IN DEATH OF INFANT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
BOOK FOCUSES ON STATE ROLE IN FILMMAKING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*EMPLOYMENT STEADY IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*ASHLEY HONORARY REFEREE FOR WOOD RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
FORMER GAME OFFICIALS SEEK POST,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*CHAMBERLAIN BEST BET ON RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1987, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*GEPHARDT RELEASES DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*REAL CIRCUS TAKES PLACE ON SIDELINES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"FURNITURE, TIME DONATED TO CENTER (L)","Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
YWCA APPRECIATES CONTRIBUTIONS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
BIKE-A-THON WAS SUCCESSFUL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
MECHAM EMBARRASSED HOME STATE ENOUGH (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRIVATIZATION COULD RUIN POSTAL SERVICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
PRO-LIFERS ARE PRO-CONTRAS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DRINKING PICTURE IMPROPER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"*MORE THAN 25,000 VOLUNTEERS","Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*LANIER TRADED BAT FOR BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*PEARSON SEEKS THIRD SCHOOL BOARD TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENERGY ASSISTANCE HAS TOLL-FREE NUMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUNT ENTERS RACE FOR DISTRICT 14 SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KNUDTSON MIGHT RUN FOR CITY COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR TO DISCUSS IMAGE OF COWBOYS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB CHAPTER STARTS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PETTIGREW REOPENS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAITH IN FATHERS WISDOM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WORKING CLASS NEEDS VOICE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
850 TONS OF WASTE IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS EDUCATORS HOW TO UTILIZE TECHNOLOGY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MALL ADDITION NEARLY FILLED WITH STORES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
INCOME LEVELS SET FOR HOUSING MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BANK PRESIDENT NAMED STATE FAIR MANAGER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FIRST WOMAN TO LEAD SD SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ANIMAL RIGHTS FEUD SPRINGS TRAP ON SALVATION ARMY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POPULATION GROWING DESPITE OUT-MIGRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATE SHOULD SCREEN DRIVERS MORE CLOSELY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TEEN TRAGEDY COVERAGE IN 'ARGUS',"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
MEMORIES OF GREAT RESERVATION BALLPLAYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
MICKELSON STUMBLES WITH PRISON APPRAISAL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
MORRELL-SCHOOL LINK UNFAIR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
TEACHERS' LIVES NOT EASY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
"WHY PICTURE 20 WHEN 300,000 RALLY (L)","Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.1"
LETTER A WASTE OF TAX MONEY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
NEW SCHOOL PLAN NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
PRISON STORY IS SOUR GRAPES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
SENATORS DISAPPOINTING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.2"
ABORTIONS LIMIT MALES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
COLUMN OFFERS GOOD ADVICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
PRESSLER DOESN'T SLING MUD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
SECRET MEETINGS INCREASE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
TEENS NEED PLACE TO GO (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
"300,000 CANONIZE MURDER (L)","Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.A, p.13, col.3"
COACH MUST STAND BEHIND HIS PROMISES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SOME STRAIGHT SHOOTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
3 SD WOMEN BOWLERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
IZAAK WALTON TRAP RANGE IS OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
LAKE THOMPSON FLOURISHING AS FISHING SPOT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PIERRE FISHING GUIDE CATCHES RECORD-SIZE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
PRIVATE HUNTING PRESERVES HELP TOURISM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CIGARETTE BUTTS START APARTMENT ON FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLEANUP URGED FOR SIOUX RIVER AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUNERAL SERVICES SET FOR MARY MILLER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP SETS MEETING TO DISCUSS FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"JAPAN GIVES {dollar}77,000 TO GARDENS PROJECT","Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWO CITY MEN ASPHYXIATED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HAY BALES BURN NEAR BALTIC,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY DONATES BIBLE FROM 1647,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INMATE TRANSCRIBES THESAURUS INTO BRAILLE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROPOSED DUMP SITE SITS ON WETLAND,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CORN GROUP DONATES BAGS FOR CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PINE RIDGE MAN GETS TWO-YEAR TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
VERMILLION RESIDENTS TO WALK FOR HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LINCOLN COUNTY GRASS FIRES PLAGUE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
TO OFFER FOUR-YEAR NURSING DEGREES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*TWO-HEADED CALF BORN ON SD RANCH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HOTEL MIGHT FILL SPOT IN DEADWOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
MUSEUM TO GET STEALTH REPLICA,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
DREXEL EXECUTIVE TO SPEAK AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
EPA OFFERS FREE CHEMICAL WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S SHOWTIME FOR SD-MADE ITEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON TO TRADE MISSION TO FAR EAST,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
FOOL SOLDIERS STAGED DARING RESCUE MISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*PARENTS PULL PLUG ON NINTENDO EXCESSES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
STOPOVERS PROVIDE GOOD PLACES TO VISIT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1989, sect.F, p.04, col.2"
"*FIRE STRIKES BALTIC FARM, TWICE IN A DAY","Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GLORIOUS' TROY WON'T FLOAT AWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"BEHAVIOR, ATTITUDES INFLUENCE PREGNAGCIES (L)","Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULD RENEW EFFORT TO SIMPLIFY TAXES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NRA PROTECTS GUN OWNERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OPPRESSION MUST END (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
ART ENDOWMENTS BENEFICIAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
TANNING BOOTH RISKS SAME FOR PREGNANT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
AMENDMENT COULD BRING STATE TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN GROUP SEEKS RECONCILIATION FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD LETTER CARRIERS TO MEET THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 TEENS INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY CONGREGATIONS CELEBRATE EASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REGENT CHIEF MET EISENHOWER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SOME AGAINST YEAR-ROUND SCHOOL SETUP,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PHILIP BEAUTICIAN-HISTORIAN RECALLS PIONEER HERITAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOL BOARD REJECTS TAX FREEZE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHEAT GROWERS URGED TO WATCH FOR CUTWORMS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DROUGHT FORCES MORE NATIONAL FOREST THINNING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MOTEL CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN IN MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FAMILY DIGS TOMBSTONE IN FLOWER GARDEN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CTY SWIMMING POOL COSTS TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*LATE FILERS CAN REQUEST EXTENSION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
*PUTTING LIFE TOGETHER AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"AIR FORCE CUTS WEAPONS, JOBS AT ELLSWORTH","Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*DARING TO FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
SMITH IMPRESSIVE AT ARENA CONCERT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PLAN OFFERS FACELIFT TO HEART OF CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*CUT COST OF FUNERALS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
WATERTOWN'S SYSTEM OF DISCIPLINE EFFECTIVE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
LET LAWMAKERS KNOW FEELINGS ABOUT GUN BILL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CROW'S HITTING SPARKS SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STATE SLOW IN RAMP-BUILDING PROCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*A GROUP OF BICYCLISTS ENJOY A WARM SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
LOAN PROGRAM WILL BLOOM NEXT YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
RAPID CITY TO HOST ANNUAL ADDY AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
LOCAL RAIL WORKERS READY TO JOIN STRIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*EUROPE IS HOT SPOT FOR TRADE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
BOARD DENIES CALL FOR 'IMPRESSIONS' HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STABBING VICTIM UPGRADED TO SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDY REVEALS CITY LAGS IN HIRING WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DIRECTING TAXES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ROOSEVELT CONSTRUCTION NEAR COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSIONER TARGETS VIDEO LOTTERY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONTRACTOR SUES CARETRAUM FOR GARAGE BILL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LIVING WILLS LOSE SUPPORT TO NEW LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FIRM LACKS SUPPORT FOR INCINERATOR BY ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
REPORTS 13 COMPLAINTS AGAINST OFFICERS LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
FISHERMEN RECOMMEND BETTER MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MICKELSON TO WORK TRADE AGREEMENT WITH POLAND,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SD USES EDUCATION TO BATTLE AIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WORK ON NEW CONVENT BEGINS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TASK FORCE TO MEET ON GOLD-MINING STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
24 COMMUNITIES GET GRANTS FOR TREE CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
LIBRARIES SPONSOR WEEK OF GUEST READERS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ANTI-DUMP GROUP CLAIMS PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
"*TEACHER, 88, GOES BACK TO SCHOOL","Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPOSTING OPTIONS MAY SAVE MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TAX BILL ALREADY PAID,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE'S 7-POINT PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PIPELINE SAFETY GROUP OUTLINES PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESSMAN PITCHES COMPOSTING PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
TOUGHER RULES ISSUED FOR INDIAN GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BOY DRESSED AS CLOWN DEMONSTRATES LOVE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T LET BUSH STOP FINANCE REFORM BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
FOUNDATION OFFERS STUTTERING INFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LEGITIMATE GOVERNMENT FUNCTIONS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--CONTROVERSY OVER AMBULANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*GAGA OVER JACKET BAJA,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NBC ANCHOR IMPRESSED BY... SAM'S,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*PARENTS SHOULD DECIDE KINDERGARTEN READINESS (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
*REPUBLICAN WOMEN TO MEET APRIL 24-25,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EASTER EGG HUNT SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IOWA MAN CRUSHED BY SEMI-TRAILER TRUCK,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PARKSTON MAN CRITICAL AFTER HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A TAXING DILEMMA,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GROUP OPPOSES WHS SITE FOR ARTS CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NURSE SAYS PATIENT WAS RAPED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SF TAXPAYERS FARE WELL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY HEARS RESISTANCE TO SALE OF REC CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
TRIBAL COLLEGES FILL GAPS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*SENATE HEARING SET FOR LOWER BRULE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUDGET WOES FORCE PUC TO CUT THREE JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"MAN, 33, CHARGED IN FATAL CAR CRASH","Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MITCHELL HOSPITAL BEGINS EXPANSION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RUNOFF INTO RIVER LOWER THAN EXPECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL SUSPENDS COACH BECAUSE OF LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORPS CRITICIZED FOR RIVER MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE DEFENDS LATE START OF CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OK'S REDISTRICTING PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
OFFICIALS SEIZE DRUG RING'S PROPERTY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ELECTIONS BRING VARIED CHANGES IN SD TOWNS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*VERMILLION VOTE DOESN'T SURPRISE MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*FRIDAY'S TO OPEN THIS FALL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
TO CONSIDER TOUGHER REGULATIONS TO CURB BRUCELLOSIS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1992, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE YOUR HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PAVILION WILL NEED SUBSIDY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WELDING JOB WELL DONE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SD FIRST TO REACH 'TAX FREEDOM DAY',"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GRAUVOGL SHOULD NOT HAVE SNUBBED WAYNE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
LET MALL-GOERS DECIDE SMOKING ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
REFUGEES WELCOME BUT POST CHALLENGE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
TEENS SHOULD TRY AN EMPIRE BOYCOTT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
"NO MALL, NO LOOP; WHAT WILL TEENS DO? (L)","Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
FLANDREAU WOMAN DIES IN CAR WRECK,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INMATE ASSAULTS PRISON EMPLOYEE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON TO HOST HEALTH-CARE FORUMS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTORCYCLIST ISSUES EVENT SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO CITATION GIVEN FOR RC CONCERT NUDITY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*STEENSLAND MAKES A SPLASH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HMO SUED OVER LIVER TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JAMZ OWNER DENIES OVERCROWDING ON TEEN NIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TOWNS RUSH TO GET OUT OF LANDFILL BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SLEEPING IN CAR WHILE INTOXICATED CAN YIELD DWI,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
YANKTON ZONING DRAWS PROTESTS FROM RURAL FOES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
REUNION SET FOR AUGUST 27-28,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE FOR RETAIL STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SDSU STUDENTS PLEAD GUILTY TO BOMB THREAT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN'S WORKSHOP FREE TO THE PUBLIC,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
{dollar}4.2 MILLION GOING FOR SD PARKS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INVENTORS FACE CHALLENGE OF MARKETING PRODUCTS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*BARNETT LEADS WALK FOR HEALTHY KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SD RANKS 46TH IN FAMILY INCOME,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COURT RAPS INSURANCE AGENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SPRAY GUN MAKER FINALIZES LAND BUY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
SD RAILROAD FEARS MERGER MAY CLOSE LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.5"
"SD FARMERS LEAD US IN OATS, RYE","Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.B, p.05, col.6"
*WEATHER HAS GOLFERS ANTSY TO GET OUTSIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CLOWN GETUP OFFERS SF RESIDENT PICK-ME-UP,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MIDCO COMES THROUGH; THEATER COMMITS TO FILM SERIES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*PROGRAM MAKES PRISONERS FACE THE PAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
COCKROACH COMPLAINTS IS BEGINNING TO BUG CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTING TO KIDNAP CHILD,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*RESERVATION YOUTHS ENPOWERED BY LENS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"*TOGETHERNESS BRINGS STRENGTH; ALONE, WE FAIL","Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
INCOME-TAX ALTERNATIVES MAY BE MORE COSTLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CRITICISM OF HILLARY NOT A GENDER ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
HOMOSEXUALITY SHOULDN'T BE TOLERATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
BOARD NOT REQUIRED TO HOLD BOND VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN CHARGED WITH BIGAMY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESIDENT HONORS LOCAL POLICE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPEAKER TO DISCUSS FUTURE OF GOVERNMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SEN DASCHLE SELECTS SENIOR FOR INTERNSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IN MEMORY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RUSHMORE TO UNVEIL PROJECTS ON MEMORIAL DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES LAWSUIT AGAINST MURDER SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REVIVES TALK TO RAZING BANCROFT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
INMATES' WIFE INDICTED ON DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
KEEPING 'A SENSE OF PLACE',"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
THREE PLEAD GUILTY IN SEX-ABUSE CASES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BALTIC LAWMAKER SEEKS RE-ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
KRSW BROADCASTS AT HALF POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MUNITIONS DEPOT SITE SUBJECT OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RAPID CITY BOARD TO RENAME SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PHONE PROBE UP TO DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*DOWN TO THE WIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
MONTROSE RAISES MONEY FOR NEW FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DISTRICT EXTENDS PRISON CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
RAPID CITY RETIREES HIT HARD BY TAXES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SKIP TOUR OF GALLERY BECAUSE OF WEAVING OF BREASTS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"TRIBE'S FINANCES HEALTHY, OUTGOING TREASURER SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SCIENCE PROJECT FINDS HIGH BACTERIA LEVELS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*TACO JOHN'S SINGS ABOUT SIOUX FALLS IN RADIO AD,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*KRAUTH GOING DISTANCE AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*APPLYING FAITH BUSINESS AS USUAL FOR MANY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BOYZ II MEN TURN TEEN-AGE FANS INTO SCREAMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GAGE BROTHERS STAYS FLEXIBLE WITH THE TIMES,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RUBIN TRACKS PUTTING MAGIC INTO MARKETING,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'AA' WINS SHOOTOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TALKING TURKEY WITH A SERIOUS YOUNG HUNTER,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HARDY PHEASANTS WEATHERED THE STORM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
WHOOPING CRANES ON THE WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
FOUR CENTERVILLE TEEN-AGERS HURT IN HEAD-ON CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ABOUT 120 STUDENTS SIGN UP FOR JUNIOR ROTC,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PATROLMAN STARTS BEER BAN ON PARK BEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*CURIOSITY DRAWS KIDS TO DRIVE-THROUGH HUNT,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FLOODING WORRIES MAY RISE WITH RAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
TROUBLED TEENS FOCUS OF FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*HUMBOLDT MOTHER PROMOTES DONATION OF ORGANS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SOCCER ON WHEELS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"INDIAN, NON-INDIAN YOUTHS TO SHARE IN JOINT PROJECT","Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
HISTORIC CHAPEL IN NEED OF REPAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
CITIES TEAM UP TO SEEK OUT-OF-STATE WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
DOMESTIC-VIOLENCE FORUM PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
POLICE OFFICER CAUSE OF THREE-CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
RETIREES SPEND TIME WITH TOYS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
MORE DATA NEEDED FOR RATE INCREASE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
LEGISLATURE FAILED TO FIX TAX STRUCTURE (RC JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
DAKOTA 1 SEEN AS FRONT (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS SHOULD PUT CAP ON IMMIGRATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
TOM DASCHLE PROTECTS HARD-WORKING PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.4"
MANY SOUTH DAKOTANS AGREE WITH DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.5"
'THE MUSIC MAN' WAS A BIG SUCCESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
ARTICLE ON WOLVES STRAYED FROM THE FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
CHANGES MAKE STATE AG FARMER-FRIENDLY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
TO USE SUN'S POWER AS SCHOOLS RACE ACROSS COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
TO USE SUN'S POWER AS SCHOOLS RACE ACROSS COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
"*BLUES GRABS CENTER STAGE WITH HORNS, VOICES","Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*DEATH AND LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*SIXTH-FLOOR EXHIBIT FACINATES IN DALLAS,"Argus LeaderApr 16 1995, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
"YOST CHASING WORLD RECORDS, AGAIN","Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"YOST CHASING WORLD RECORDS, AGAIN","Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
12 DRIVE DRUNK FOR CAMERAS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SHORTER ELECTION NIGHTS IN 1980,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
LAURA WILDER SCHOOL GIRL PRAISED FOR RETURNING PURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*ED YOST IS BUSY GETTING ONE OF HIS BALLOONS READY F,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*{dollar}10,000 PAGEANT PRIZE HARD TO OVERLOOK-NOELLE DESAINT GALL","Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW ORDERS LIMIT ON GARAGE REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CHILD AT RELEASE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*ED YOST IS BUSY GETTING ONE OF HIS BALLOONS READY F,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL LIQUOR STORE TO CHALLENGE LAW ON NAME RESTRICT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
THE TRIAL OF A SF MAN ACCUSED OF BEATING HIS 2-YEAR-,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SD JUNIOR MISS WINS SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STATE'S OLDEST RESIDENT DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SHERIFF SEEKS TO IDENTIFY DEAD WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
TWO ARRESTED IN BREAK-IN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
PARKS GET WILDERNESS DESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
45 LAWMEN ATTEND SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MCGOVERN IN STATE DURING THE EASTER CONGRESSIONAL RECESS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
4 HELD IN ROBBERY INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
PARKS GET WILDERNESS DESIGNATION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
OGLALA CATTLE TO GET SURPLUS OATS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DON FOREMAN GETS SOCIAL SERVICES JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OGLALA CATTLE TO GET SURPLUS OATS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DON FOREMAN GETS SOCIAL SERVICES JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WOMEN LOVE THEIR ANNUAL FLING IN VEGAS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GOLD PROSPECTS DAZZLE BLACK HILLS TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GOLD PROSPECTS DAZZLE BLACK HILLS TOURISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW DEFENDS STATE CEMENT SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
17 PAY FINES AFTER GAMBLING ARRESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DEFENDS STATE CEMENT SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN BIG WINNER IN${dollar}RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
AGRICULTURE DEPT PLANS WEEKLY HOG PURCHASES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
AGRICULTURE DEPT PLANS WEEKLY HOG PURCHASES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
AGRICULTURE DEPT PLANS WEEKLY HOG PURCHASES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
AUGUSTANA CONTINUES TO PONDER ATHLETIC COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEN VALDER TO JOIN DAKOTA RELAYS HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BEN VALDER TO JOIN DAKOTA RELAYS HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK MOVE DELAYED-JOBS MAY TOTAL 300,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL RECOMMENDS 3 LAWYERS FOR CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITIBANK MOVE DELAYED-JOBS MAY TOTAL 300,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*A TIME TO PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS DENY BID TO USURP INDIAN RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS DENY BID TO USURP INDIAN RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PANEL RECOMMENDS 3 LAWYERS FOR CIRCUIT COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OFFICIALS TEST RAT THAT BIT 2 SF GIRLS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RUTLAND SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S RESIGNATION UNCERTAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
EROS' WINDOW TO THE FUTURE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OREGON GOVERNOR WOULD RETURN BANKS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO DRUG CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MADISON HOTEL FIRE STARTED IN SEALED WINDOW,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OREGON GOVERNOR WOULD RETURN BANKS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"VERMILLION FINED {dollar}1,000 FOR LIQUOR SALE","Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
UTILITIES LAWSUIT MOVED TO PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE-SCHOOL DECISION TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WINNER TEACHER LOSES JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COMMISSION OKS INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ADULT BOOK STORE TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
TUITION HIKE FACES VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
GOVERNMENT LISTS COUNTY EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SD ORGANIZES CARTER COMMITTEES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
SCHUMAKER OPPOSER FREE MAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
BELL CRITICIZES GOVERNMENT SPENDING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SCHUMAKER BLASTS NOMINATING PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SIMILARITIES RAISE HOPE THAT BROTHER FOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MR FIXIT FANS GREET THEIR HERO,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MR FIXIT FANS GREET THEIR HERO,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*'ALL THAT JAZZ' MUSICAL HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX FALLS CONSTRUCTION DROPS 50 TO 60 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1980, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP CALLS FOR DISBANDMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GROUP CALLS FOR DISBANDMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PENALTY AWAITS LATE TAX RETURNS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD TOWNSHIPS VOW TO FIGHT ROAD HUNTING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
'EXCALIBUR'--DULL WHEN IT SHOULD BE DASHING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*SCRAPPY, STREET-SMART AND MAD AS HELL","Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
"*SCRAPPY, STREET-SMART AND MAD AS HELL","Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
FARMING WON'T STOP BOSTON MARATHON-BOUND MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMING WON'T STOP BOSTON MARATHON-BOUND MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MINNEHAHA GROUP FAVORS LEAD BAN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"CITIZENS ADVOCATE EMPHASIS ON ESSENTIAL, BASIC EDUCATION","Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CITIZENS ADVOCATE EMPHASIS ON ESSENTIAL, BASIC EDUCATION","Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SENATE WILL LIKELY HEAR WEB DEBATE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GROUP WANTS GAMBLING LEGAL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUPREME COURT DISTRICT BORDERS TO BE REDRAWN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SUPREME COURT DISTRICT BORDERS TO BE REDRAWN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
3-CENT STAMP SUPPLY ALMOST DRY IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
YOUTHS REFLECT KEEN INTEREST (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
YOUTHS REFLECT KEEN INTEREST (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TESTIMONY HEARD IN SHOOTING DEATH-HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
1875 LAW A TITLE HEADACHE FOR SOME LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
1875 LAW A TITLE HEADACHE FOR SOME LANDOWNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
LACEY--RECHARGING AQUIFER WILL MEET NEEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN KILLED WHEN CAR PLUNGES INTO SD LAKE-CENTERVILLE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
VAN EMMERIK UNDECIDED ABOUT TAKING TAX CASE TO HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
VAN EMMERIK UNDECIDED ABOUT TAKING TAX CASE TO HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
FAIRS TO GET PROFITS FROM 2 CASH SHOWS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
BOMB THREAT LEAD TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ABERDEEN IS PIPELINE GROUNDBREAKING SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
ABERDEEN IS PIPELINE GROUNDBREAKING SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
IT'S LIGHTS OUT FOR OVERDUE BILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
"*WE WANT ARM CUTS, BUSH SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BUSH COMMENDS SD AIR NATIONAL GUARD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STUDENTS TO TAKE MUSICAL PROGRAM TO EUROPE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*AVERAGE AMERICAN'S INTERESTS ARE OVERLOOKED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*WILDER SCHOOL IS 25, STUDENTS CELEBRATE","Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GAMBLING SUPPORTERS ORGANIZE TO GET AMMENDMENT PASS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
95 PEOPLE QUESTIONED FOR MATHIS JURY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"AUGUSTANA COLLEGE OFFERED {dollar}450,000 CHALLENGE GRANT","Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DECISION TO REMOVE ADDITION UPHELD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW SAYS HE'LL MEET WITH BUSH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
REAGANOMICS UNFAIR TO LOWER INCOME GROUPS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WILL ARGENTINE PILOTS SINK BRITISH FLEET (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR WAR HAS NO WINNERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DELAY ON WATER BILL NOT OAHE UNIT'S FAULT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
WATT CRITICIZED FOR HIS ENERGY APPROACH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
*SOUKUP WILL SEEK SEAT IN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INDIAN SUIT EXPECTED IN FEW MONTHS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW TO BE BUSY SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"70,000 TO SHARE NORTHERN GAS REFUND","Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
OBOE'S STRENGTH AS SOLO INSTRUMENT PROVEN AT RECITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WOMAN ENTITLED TO EX-HUSBAND'S INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
2 SIOUX FALLS MEN CHARGED FOR ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ARGUS WINNER OF EIGHT FIRST-PLACE PRESS AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BUFFALO RANCHER SUES USDA-BRUCELLOSIS TEST DISPUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SD NATIVE TO GET WYO SCHOOL POST,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*KNIGHT--TOP FRESHMAN WRESTLING HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BODY OF MURDER SUSPECT FOUND IN FIELD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CLOWNING AROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"PANEL RECOMMENDS LOW-BUDGET MISSIONS TO MARS, VENUS","Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BABY INSPIRES PARENTS BATTLING ALCOHOLISM,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SPORTS GAMBLING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ARMY REVIVES PLAN TO SELL 3 MISSOURI RIVER TOWNS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*BUTZ SPEAKS TO SDSU AG FRATERNITY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE COST OF BUYING A HOUSE HAS UPS AND DOWNS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JURY--LAWMEN DIDN'T MISTREAT INMATE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEIGHBORING STATES DON'T DELAY JOINING NUCLEAR GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*3,000 GET FREE CHEESE IN 1ST DAY OF DISTRIBUTION","Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WATERTOWN MAY USE CITY TAX TO PAY FOR CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
BUYERS RENEWING INTEREST IN HOUSING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REALTORS PAY PRICE OF HIGH RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
REAGAN SHOULD OFFER TO FORGO MX MISSILE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SIOUX VALLEY REJECTING PATIENTS BECAUSE OF SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
IDLING FARM LAND WHEN MANY IN NEED IS WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SEVERE WINDS AND SNOW MAKE THIS APRIL UNUSUAL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CONCENTRATING FISHING MONEY ON RIVER CRITICIZED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
WOSTER SPRING ARTICLE PRAISED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"SCHROEDER ANSWERS, MORRIS DECLINES ARGUS QUESTION","Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WATT WAS TREATED UNFAIRLY FOR HIS STAND ON FAMILY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
WATT HAS BROKEN PROMISE NOT TO SELL PARK LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
MAN GETS 45 YEARS FOR KILLING WIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POACHING INVESTIGATION CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PUBLIC TV TO FEATURE FORUMS ON AGING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*POLICE HIT DEAD END LOOKING FOR MISSING WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
"DAIRY FEES MAY HURT, FARMERS SAY","Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
*DRINKING TEST IS SOBERING FOR AUGIE STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WATERTOWN COUNCILMAN OPPOSES TRUSTY RELOCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*EXECUTIVE--I LEARNED A LOT FROM THE RECESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*LOW INTEREST RATES BRING BUILDER OUT OF RETIREMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CARPENTER EMERGES FROM SLUMP WITH OWN FIRM,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
LOSING A FRIEND TO ALASKA WILDERNESS HAS TO HURT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RHOADES SETS RECORD IN FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROTHER ROY PUTS HIS SOUL BEHIND WEIGHT LIFTING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
WATERBANK STILL ON REAGAN'S HIT LIST (WOSTER),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SALMON--GF&P STOCK MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.3"
*BOY'S TOP TRACK MARKS TEN WITH RHOADES' VAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*GREENO HAS SEEN CHANGES SINCE DAYS AT LANGFORD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*BOWLER FRYE ALMOST PERFECT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*BELL HOPES TO OFFER PROGRAM PATTERNED AFTER JAPAN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HEALTH CARE IS GOOD BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*A MOVEMENT FOR HEALTH'S SAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*NORTHERN STATES POWER CO PUSHES HEALTH PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*SHARON BUSCH--4-H GOT HOMEMAKER STARTED IN COOKING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
"*RABBI STRESSES SIMILARITIES BETWEEN CHRISTIANS,JEWS","Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
ART EXHIBIT IN RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
SDSU PRESENTS CHILDREN'S PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
USD PLAY WRITTEN BY FACULTY MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*STUDENTS FORECAST THE ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
INDICATORS POINT TO FRAGILE RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*MEDIA MUST BE ACCOUNTABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
AUCTION TURNS UP ONE OFFER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY APPROVES PUBLIC WORKS JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CLASS TEACHES ABOUT THE SINGLE LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BROTHEN ELECTED GROUP'S OFFICER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*DAUGHTERS INSTALLATION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
WAGNER ELECTED DISTRICT CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*THOMPSON IS ELECTED TO POST,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
CAHILL IS ELECTED CHAPTER PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MEDICAL AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
RUSSELL JOINS STATE CITIZEN'S GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
BUSINESS TO ASK COMMISSION FOR REVENUE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"COOPER, WHITE MEET IN 2 PUBLIC FORUMS","Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DONATIONS TO PROGRAM MAY HELP YOUTHS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MEETING WITH KILLER PART OF THE JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WILL RUN FOR RE-ELECTION IN 1986,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
YOUTHS CAPTURE ESCAPEE FROM BEAR COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 BLACK HILLS TOWNS MAY REMOVE METERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE ERRED IN FOOD STAMP BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
MCDOWELL JURY TURNS ATTENTION TO DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
CHEERS FOR SPELLERS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
REAGAN NOT BLIND,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
POSTAL WORKERS SHOULD THANK TAXPAYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
REAGAN HAS HELPED TO BUILD MESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ARGUS SHOULD AIR OTHER SIDE OF ISSUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
SALES TAX ON BETS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VOTE TO AMEND CONSTITUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE PUSHES ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"BOOK LOVERS CAN CHOOSE FROM 10,000","Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
CITY BUSES GET RECORD NUMBER OF PASSENGERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED FOR SELLING MARIJUANA,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
POST OFFICE OFFERS FREE CATALOG OF STAMPS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
SAFETY COUNCIL OFFERS MOTORCYCLE COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
WESTERN WOULD KEEP PIERRE FLIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
{dollar}1.1 MILLION FOR BURNED OPERA HOUSE--LEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AWARDS ALMOST {dollar}2 MILLION TO WEATHERIZATION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HALF OF CHEMICALS FROM FIRE RECYCLABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JUDGE REVOKES PHARMACY LICENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MILLER NAMED CONVENTION CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
NAMES FOR PRIMARY BALLOT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PEOPLE CAN SUE BAR OWNERS IN 4 STATES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PUBLIC HEARING ON VALIDITY OF WEB CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
AUGUSTANA SIGNS GUARD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOOPS DEAL SHOULD BE REVEALED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WOMAN'S LAST DAYS WERE PAINFUL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS TO MEET TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*REGENTS DOING THE JOB SD TOLD THEM TO DO,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"WISH MINNESOTA, IOWA LUCK IN CHASE FOR PLANT (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HOBOS GET BY ON WHAT AMERICA THROWS OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CLUB PICKS THREE WINNERS IN HISTORY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARM PROTESTERS FACE NO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FROEHLICH NEW LOCAL TEACHERS UNION LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN CHARGED WITH DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO POSSESSING STOLEN MAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHELLY SUMMERTON CROWNED MISS ARBOR DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARD TENTATIVELY OK'S STANDARD TESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
SF SHOULD BUILD RESERVIOR,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
COUNSELORS ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATION GROUP TO EXAMINE PETITION TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EX-HOSPITAL WORKER FACES MAIL FRAUD COUNTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
JANKLOW NAMES GAME COMMISSION MEMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"JURY AWARDS COUPLE {dollar}250,000 FROM DOCTOR","Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
TEACHER QUITS AFTER 2ND-DEGREE RAPE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
5 TEACHERS TO INTERVIEW FOR SPACE SHUTTLE SPOT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AGENCY EYES POSSIBLE CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
COUNTY ON MEMORIAL DAY CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LARSON IS CHAIRWOMAN OF CHARITY BALL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
TODD COUNTY SWEEPS PAPER AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
30 STUDENTS RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.1"
GARVEY IS OUTSTANDING EMPLOYEE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
GROUP HONORS GARRETSON TEACHER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.2"
*BUNKERS HONORED FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1985, sect.C, p.11, col.4"
*FORECAST CALLS FOR MORE RAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
GROUP OPPOSES IDENTIFICATION METHOD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SNOWSTORM VICTIM DIED NEAR SHELTER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SIOUX FALLS IS A WASTELAND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
SPACE PANEL PUTTING NATION ON RIGHT COURSE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TAX LAWS WORK AGAINST FAMILY FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
HELP DEAF SHARE LIFE'S JOYS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*DRAMA COACH WITH RICH ACTING EXPERIENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*YOUTH MAKES VIOLA SING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MATTISON TO SPEAK AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WATERFOWL CARAVAN TO BE OFFERED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COLLECTORS CLUB TO MEET TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SECRETARIES GROUP PLANS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
SFC SESSION TO FOCUS ON FARM ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
BALLOT FOR LONG-DISTANCE CHOICES TO BE MAILED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CLIFF AVENUE BRIDGE TO BE CLOSED FOR 2 MONTHS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE OUTSPENDS ABDNOR, JANKLOW 2-TO-1","Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MINORITY CONSTRUCTION GOAL RAISED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN PRESS FORWARD IN JOURNALISM,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ABDNOR WORST GOP SENATOR ELECTED IN 1980,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FIGHT PLAN TO ELIMINATE THE REA,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LIBRARY PLANS TO ADD BRANCH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESS IS IN GOOD SHAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CORONA MAN CHALLENGES SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STORM COULD HAVE LONG-TERM EFFECT ON CALVES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VOLESKY SAYS DAM SALE WOULD INCREASE COSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
4TH CLAIM FILED TO COIN BUCKETS FOUND IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FARMERS--PROGRAM DOESN'T PAY ENOUGH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL SUPERINTENDENT THREATENS LEGAL ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
NEW GUIDELINES FOR BETTER STREETS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
AIR NATIONAL GUARD TO HAVE AIR SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LINCOLN HEIGHTS PARENTS UPSET,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SHOOTING VICTIM TESTIFIES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KSFY-TV CANCELS 'NOONDAY' SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
KUNDERT TO SEEK LEGAL OPINION ON REPEALED LAWS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
TEST SHOWS VICTIM WAS INTOXICATED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
HEIDEPRIEM LEADS CAMPAIGN SPENDING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*HOLWERDA TOP COACH IN USA,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HER JUMPING MADE AN ENTIRE STATE TAKE NOTICE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS WARM UP TO SPRING PLANTING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THORNBURG ARRESTED FOR NOT REPORTING SPILL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*THUNDER HAWK'S HUSBAND SEPARATED FROM BRADLEY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*STATE'S HISTORY IN CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COMMISSIONER PETERSON VICTIM OF A CONSPIRACY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DANGEROUS INTERSECTIONS DESERVE CITY'S ATTENTION(ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORKERS SHOULD BE PUNISHED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*COMEDY GROUP OPENS THEATER FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LETTERS INSPIRE GOSPEL SINGER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL WOMEN HONORED FOR LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEQUEL SHOULD END NOW,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*JUDGE LEAVES 'BEST JOB' IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"BOND REDUCED FOR MOTHER, 17","Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CITY WOMAN DIES AFTER WRECK,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SIMON WOES SD VOTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GUN RETURNS 20 YEARS LATER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"REGENTS OK HIGHER FEES, TUITION","Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW FLEET HITS STREETS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
AT&T SEEKS OK TO TAKE ON BELL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
RESIDENTS' PLAN MAY COLLIDE WITH CITY'S,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SDSU BUDGET CUT TO BONE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
AUTOPSY ORDERED IN DEATH OF RAPID CITY MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LEAD-DEADWOOD DISTRICT TO GET MIDDLE SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RISE IN CAR APPLIANCE THEFTS REPORTED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STATE LAWMAKER HONORED BY BEAN ASSOCIATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AREA INDIAN DEATH RATE HIGHEST,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
HURON PORK PLANT TO ACCEPT APPLICATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MINE REQUEST OPPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"CREWS SET, MONITOR BIGGEST HILLS FIRE","Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
WAKPALA MAN'S HEARING CANCELED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*CROUCH CONNECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COLLEGE TENNIS HELPS KOSIBA,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*INJURY STALLS HALF OF TEN CATE TANDEM,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
STATE'S RACIAL PROBLEMS SERIOUS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VICTIMS OF CRIME SAY HELP IS NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
SHOULD WORK WAY OUT OF PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TO BUILD UP ITS PUBLIC COLLEGES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
VOTE TO END DUPLICATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NO SYMPATHY FOR SMOKERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HELP A 7-YEAR-OLD FIGHTER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
JACKSON PLAN FAILED IN '30'S (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MISCONCEPTIONS CORRECTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MEESE SHOULD NOT GIVE IN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*GEPHARDT MIGHT CONSIDER CABINET POSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
INDIAN PRESS SHORT OF FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*CLASS OF THE COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SOCCER GROUP WORKS TO PREPARE COACHES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"HOEFLING, USD MOLD TRACK TITLE","Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CITY SOCCER PROGRAM LEADS WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*BOOM HOOKS LUNKER BASS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
SOUTH DAKOTA WINS TOURNEY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
BIEN TO MAKE ADDRESS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CONVENTION SET FOR PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
CENTURY CITIZENS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CITY VOLUNTEERS TO BE RECOGNIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONSUMER UTILITY PANEL MEETS MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATION BOARD TO MEET IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SCULPTURE TO BE DEDICATED TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*RETIRED FARMER PURSUES SINGING DREAM,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
HUNGER EXISTS IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
STATE TO HELP EXISTING BUSINESSES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW CALLS ETSI DECISION BULLETPROOF,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
FARMLAND PRICES HOLDING STEADY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
SURVEY OF BEE HIVES FOR MITES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
DRY WEATHER ZAPS INSECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PRODUCTS TO CARRY CENTENNIAL LOGO,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
'TASTE OF SD' ONE WEEK AWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
MEETINGS WILL HELP VETERANS FIND JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*FARM CRUSADER RETURNS TO THE FIELDS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*AM FAMILY LIFE SURPRISES VISITORS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN FOUND INDIA STUNNING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1988, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
CITY HOUSE FIRE UNDER SCRUTINY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*THREE HOUSES LINE TOWN'S GRAVEL ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAX DEADLINE LOOMS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL HOSPITALS PLAN TO EXPAND TREATMENT AREAS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*A SEASON OF DANCE, MUSIC","Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"MARSALIS, SYMPHONY OFFER JAZZY CONCERT","Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
STERILIZATION OFFERS BEST BIRTH CONTROL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
EDUCATION ACCOLADES LIKELY TO ESCAPE BUSH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EDITORIAL SERVED NO PURPOSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HELP CLASS PARTIES BE FREE OF INJURIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING PLAN FOLLOWS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
ALCOHOL CRACKDOWN NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*ROPING FOR A TITLE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BICYCLE SPECTACULAR SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
ROCK CLIMBING WORKSHOP SET,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
COLMAN-EGAN COACH NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
ADVERTISING SEMINAR SET FOR WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CONFERENCE LOOKS AT GANGS, PRISONERS","Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DISCUSSION PLANNED ON '89 LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEEKING ALLEGED BURGLARS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE PEOPLE DIE IN AUTO ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VERMILLION CLUB HONORS 2 VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOVES SHOVELING SNOW AT 1 AM,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BIG PRINT BRINGS WORLD TO HARD-TO-SEE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SPEARFISH TO OFFER GRADUATE LIBRARY DEGREE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
400 ATTEND MURAL DEDICATION AT THE BANQUET,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FUND DRIVE FOR CENTER SET TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CITY HOME SEIZED IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RELATIONSHIP WITH HISTORIC TOWN IN EAST GERMANY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DASCHLE LIKES SD POSITION FOR GRAIN SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON HELPS BRING END TO MANSION SAGA (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*GOOD TIME TO BECOME ENVIRONMENTALISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PEOPLE CAN'T AFFORD ENDOWMENT FOR ARTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
PRESSLER CHANGES MIND (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SCHOLASTIC HONOR HIDDEN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*EARTH DAY ACTIVITIES BEGIN THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*SPORTS, NEW ALBUM OCCUPY SINGERS TIME","Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BROKEN GAS LINE CAUSES HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANTON TO VOTE ON SALES TAX HIKE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY TO AWARD HIGHWAY BIDS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOMEMAKER SEEKS COUNTY AUDITOR SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STODDARD WINS DRAW FOR PARKER MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LOSES FIGHT AGAINST RARE BLOOD DISORDER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAN GETS 80-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HARRISBURG BOARD PREFERS NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JAYCEES EXPAND TO SOVIET UNION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ABORTION PROTESTERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURTHOUSE TO CLOSE FOR KOOPSMA'S FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CASTLEWOOD DEALER BUYS OLD WEST COLT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MONEY APPROVED FOR SDSU BIOSTRESS LAB,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD NEEDS MORE BUDGETING AID,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GRASS FIRES PESTER AREA FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MORE CHARGES FILED AFTER HIGH SPEED CHASE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOUTH SHORE MINISTER FACES 8 SEX CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FLANDREAU MAN BUYS LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
GARRETSON CLUBHOUSE SET FOR MAY OPENING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
ARRAIGNMENT POSTPONED FOR PARKER RAPE SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
EX-MEADOW LEGISLATOR LYON DIES OF CANCER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
MISSION FIRMS SUSPECT TO WATER CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CANTON STORE IS DRIVEN BY CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
HOMEOWNERS IN STURGIS HELP RALLY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
COURT CASES WILL AFFECT SD CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*ANIMALS CAUSING AN UPROAR,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ZOO DIRECTOR DOESN'T LIKE EXOTIC PETS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*VO-TECH HELPS RESTOCK WORKFORCE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*LIVED THROUGH IT AGAINST ALL ODDS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*7-TIME OFFENDER KNOWS DESPAIR OF SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MINING STUDY MAY NEED MORE TIME (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NURSING SPECIALISTS DESERVE RECOGNITION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
59 WARDS OF STATE AVAILABLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MINORITY PARTY NOT TO BLAME FOR TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
TAPES SHOW CONTACT HANDLED PROFESSIONALLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*LAKOTA TRADITIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TASTE OF THE NATION FEATURES LAKOTA FOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BROOKINGS CHEF RARELY TAKES A COOKING BREAK,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
INVESTIGATION NOT RELEVANT TO CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"MAN SHOOTS, KILLS SELF BY ACCIDENT","Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MOELLER ASSAULT TRIAL DELAYED UNTIL JUNE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN GETS 6 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}500,00 FALLS PARK FACE LIFT","Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOTTO TICKET FIGHT ENTERS COURT FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COUNTY COMMISSION VOTES TO PURCHASE AIRPLANE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL STUDY PUTS SD IN BETTER LIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE KILLS DUMP ISSUE WITH VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CUTS AT ELLSWORTH NOT A DISASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING CENTER AT STANDSTILL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO POWWOW THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
SINGLE UNIVERSITY MAY BE STUDIED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIPP MAN SENTENCED ON RAPE CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WIFE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO INDICTMENT CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
GUARD UNIT SET TO RETURN FROM GULF,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
POLICE HAVE SUSPECTS IN BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*KISSERS FAIL TO SET NEW RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
YANKTON MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*CANCER TOUGHEST FOE FOR COUGARS' KEEFE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JUST FOR KICKS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RAINS REPLENISH STATE'S TOPSOIL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*REPAIRING SHOE STORE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1991, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
*CARETRAUM GIVEN 'FAILING GRADE',"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK TO DROP SOME INTEREST RATES 3-4 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
7 COUNTIES LACK RACIAL MIX,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CONDUCT OF CITY QUESTIONED AT CARETRAUM HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
OLD DISCREPENCIES IN WAR TOLL TROUBLING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LESS-QUALIFIED STAFF HANDLING MEDICAL TESTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
UNITED STATES NEEDS THIRD POLITICAL PARTY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DASCHLE SHOULD REVEAL HOUSE BANKING RECORD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
VIDEO LOTTERY DEFENSE DOESN'T MAKE SENSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
'B' BASKETBALL WILL AIR THANKS TO HARD WORK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*ENTERTAINMENT LEAGUE MIXES WHS MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*'BABE' A BIG HIT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEWS OF 1933 FOUND IN A WALL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LYMAN COMMISSION PICKS DEVELOPER FOR RIVER RESORT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MILITARY VETERANS TO GET ZOO DISCOUNTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED IN MITCHELL DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BETSEY GIVES HISTORY LESSON,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD REJECTS LONETREE HEARING DATE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JEWISH OBSERVANCE OF PASSOVER BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TREATMENT CENTERS SAY THEY'RE AT RISK,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*COMMISSIONER'S SCULPTURE POURED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SOFTBALL REVERSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
STUDY--PCB LEVELS DOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CANCER DEATHS INCREASE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ABERDEEN WOMAN ON CIVIL WAR PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMERCIAL INSPECTION DIRECTOR TO RETIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FAIR COMMISSION PLANS TO RAISE CAMPING RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MINING ASSOCIATION HIRES LEAD OFFICIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SDSU STUDENT LEADERS OPPOSE CODE CHANGES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN HEALTH-CARE TROUBLES AIRED AT SENATE HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MORTALITY FACTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STATE OFFICE WILL TRACK CANCER DATA,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAN THREATENS PROSECUTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*ACCENT ON... ECOLOGY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
RECYCLING CENTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1992, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
LAKE COUNTY DEPUTY KILLED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
REC DEPARTMENT FEARS SHORTAGE OF LIFEGUARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*WEAST SAYS GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LIONS' VISION FUELED WITH PANCAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
COMMISSIONER SAYS THANKS FOR SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FINE WAS INNAPPROPRIATE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*HUMANE SOCIETY SHOULD SPAY OR NEUTER PETS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*LOCAL OFFICE BURDENED BY HIGH NUMBER OF PETS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
ASSAULT AT PRISON UNDER INVESTIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EVENT SUNDAY IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
KIDNEY TRANSPLANT PROGRAM GETS OK,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MILBANK WOMAN HURT IN MOBILE HOME BLAST,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SWEPT CITY IN RE-ELECTION WIN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
40 CARS VANDALIZED OVERNIGHT IN WINNER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ANTIQUE STORE VANDALIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*RIFLE BAN CONSIDERED TO CONTROL DEER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PETITION MAY REVIVE INMATE UNIT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
SEX CASE DELIBERATIONS CONTINUE FOR THIRD DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HOLY DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*SD MAN ELECTED TO AVIATION POST,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEER TO ATTEND NATIONAL CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUP PLANS ANOTHER OBSCENITY ORDINANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
LETTER CARRIERS OFFICIAL CRITICIZES NEW FACILITY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION POSTER ENTRIES DUE MAY 31,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
RACISM INVESTIGATION UNDER WAY AT SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CHAIRMAN TO SPEAK IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
"*WATCH OUT WALL STREET, FOR THIS PAIR","Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PHAR-MOR ESCAPES CUT AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
TESTS CORN STARCH FOR PESTICIDE PROTECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
SENCORE GETS LOAN TO ADD 70 NEW JOBS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*CITY SOCCER BOOM DOESN'T LET UP,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*CONCENTRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DEDICATION ON ANNIVERSARY OF CRASH STIRS EMOTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING SHORTAGE BUILDS IN EASTERN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
"*WHAT FAMILY, FRIENDS ARE THINKING","Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
"*VICTIMS' WIVES COPE, ADJUST IN OWN WAYS--YEAR AFTER","Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*SOUTH DAKOTA REMEMBERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
BROKAW TO LEAD DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*BANKER WINS ANNUAL WOMEN'S AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PLANT CLOSINGS HURT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DUNK CONTEST SPOTLIGHTS HIDDEN TALENT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM ASKS ANGLERS TO HELP STOP VIOLATORS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*ICE FISHING MAKES WINTER EASIER TO TAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.C, p.10, col.5"
MOST RESTAURANTS DON'T HAVE CLOCKS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
LEMMON MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ROLLOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WOMEN VOTERS HOST GOVERNMENT FORUMS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW AND KIRBY TO CLEAN UP PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*GOAT MOUNTAIN REPAIR COSTS PILE UP,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*A LITTLE MAGIC,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*ANNUAL CONTEST ENCOURAGES LIFE-SAVING TEAMWORK,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JUDGE DISMISSES SUIT CONTESTING SOLDIER'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"GOVERNOR HOPEFULS DISCUSS WAGES, EDUCATION","Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
INDIAN GAMING FOCUS OF HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
FAIR COMMISSION OK'S IMPROVEMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
ROTC PROGRAMS PLAN TRAINING EXERCISE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
CRIME EXPERT TO SPEAK ON MULTIPLE KILLINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HISTORY CONFERENCE AT USD THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"LEAD MINE OVERPAID TAXES, JUDGE RULES","Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*BUSY DAY AT THE DUMP,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CANDIDATES OUTLINE THEIR VIEWS ON ABORTION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
PROGRAM FINDS GROWING NUMBER OF BUYERS AND SELLERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
WRITER LINKS STORY OF PLAINS WOMEN WITH INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
RESILIENT STATE HONORS HEROES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*THE WISDOM OF OUR ANCESTORS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.3"
WE ARE A NATION OF IMMIGRANTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
THOSE WITH AIDS SHOULD TELL OTHERS THE TRUTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
VIOLENT TV COMMERCIAL NO HELP TO KIDS AT ALL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.2"
RICH LEADERS PUT SD ON THIRD WORLD TRACK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.4"
LOW CHILD-CARE WAGES CONTRIBUTE TO TURNOVER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.D, p.09, col.5"
"*STEP OFF INFO HIGHWAY, CURL UP WITH A BOOK","Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*IT'S TIME TO REVIEW THE LESSON,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*WELCOME TO BOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.G, p.03, col.1"
*TAOS EMBODIES THE SPIRIT OF NEW MEXICO & GREAT ART,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.G, p.04, col.1"
CAMPS ARE PLANNED FOR CHILDREN WITH ASTHMA,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1994, sect.G, p.06, col.1"
*DEPUTY VOWS TO SOLVE MAN'S BAFFLING DISAPPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*PROPOSAL WOULD TRANSFER WILDLIFE LAND TO STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
GOOD SENATE RACE SHAPING UP FOR '96 (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TV SHOULD CATER MORE TO CHILDREN'S NEEDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CONGRESS SHOULDN'T DROP SUBSIDIES (HURON PLAINSMAN),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*OFTEN MUST 'UNTEACH' MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
TOM DASCHLE SHOULD DO MORE THAN CRITICIZE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
STARVING CHILDREN DESERVE SOCIETY'S HELP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WATER PROJECTS WON'T AFFECT SMALL WETLANDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
AMERICAN INDIANS SHOULD PAY GAMING TAX (L),"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
"*TRY EXCHANGE TO GAIN FAMILY, UNDERSTANDING","Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LINCOLN DRUMS UP FUN AT LUNCH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FIRE DEPARTMENT PART OF SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES FUND-RAISER SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TRUCK DRIVER NAMED TO NATIONAL TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ADVOCACY EXPERT JOINS COUNCIL OF DISABILITY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DUDLEY HAS LAST HURRAH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GIVING BACK FEELS GOOD--VOLUNTEER AGENCY DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
MOELLER'S LAWYERS--SENTENCE IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
RAIN AND SNOW ON THE WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
ANTI-WAR PRIEST ALMOST DONE WITH SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*SOME GULF WAR VETS DIDN'T GET INFORMATION,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY GROUP SEEKS MONEY TO HELP HOMELESS KIDS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*IDITAROD RACER TO SPEAK IN MADISON,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*PRISON ESCAPEE WILL BE ARRAIGNED,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
REGAINING PREMIUMS GOAL OF WHEAT FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*NEW COFFEE BAR SERVES UP FUN,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
FLOCKING FLAMINGOS HELP CHURCH RAISE MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
WAS 1993 MOTHER OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*MILK PRODUCTION IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
"APPEAL A LONG, DIFFICULT PROCESS","Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.2"
*INDIANS PROTEST SIOUX CITY POLICE SHOOTING DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
"TEMPERATURES SHOULD BE NORMAL, FORECASTERS SAY","Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.05, col.6"
*HEALTH INSURANCE DEDUCTION OK AT 25 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 17 1995, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
STUDENTS NOT SOLD ON DRAFT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*DEIRDRE MCSTRAVICK STANDS NEAR HER TUXPAN PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HANSEN PLEADS FOR MCSTRAVICK,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HANSEN PLEADS FOR MCSTRAVICK,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ARMY RECRUITERS GET PEPTALK,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*ARMY RECRUITERS GET PEPTALK,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
DECONTROL TO AID SD EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DOCONTROL TO AID SD EXPLORATION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
DR. ART HINMAN BACK FROM BOSTON,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HONKAMP LIKES JUNIOR HIGH 'YOUTH MOVEMENT',"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HONKAMP LIKES JUNIOR HIGH 'YOUTH MOVEMENT',"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*'ROB' THE BANK IN A PROMOTION CONTEST FOR KKRC RADIO,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRST MOVES MADE IN DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRST MOVES MADE IN DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}110,000 SUIT TO BE FILED OVER GAS SPILL","Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOCTOR-BLOW LED TO CHILD'S DEATH IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COUNTY BOARD HEARS GRIPES-RENNER RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"*ROCK CANDY-SUGAR, SPICE AND HARD","Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CARTER PICKS LAND IN HILLS AS WILDERNESS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CHARLES JOHNSON FIRED BY DAVISON COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WYOMING GOVERNOR SET TO DISCUSS AQUEDUCT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WYOMING GOVERNOR SET TO DISCUSS AQUEDUCT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CARTER PICKS LAND IN HILLS AS WILDERNESS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MENTAL HEALTH FILMS TO BE SHOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WALSH SAYS PRISON STUDIES NOT NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IOWA BEEF PETITION TURNED DOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PRESSLER WANTS VOTES ON TRIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOSPITAL GETS CERTIFICATE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
FAA-OBSERVATORY NO HAZARD TO AIRCRAFT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.5"
OTTER TAIL POWER TO INCREASE SD RATES BY 15.4,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"LITTLE LAUGHTER, LITTLE GAS ON MOSCOW STREETS","Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*SIOUX FALLS WOMEN HONORED AT THE YWCA LEADER LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"THE GRENADIERS, DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS FORMING","Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.06, col.4"
BOARD WON'T BAN ELEMENTARY INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
BOARD WON'T BAN ELEMENTARY INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
MCGOVERN WILL SPEAK ON HUNGER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
CANTON PAIR LEARN FIRST-HAND VALUE OF TORNADO WARNING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PASTURELAND FLOODED BY BIG SIOUX RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
PASTURELAND FLOODED BY BIG SIOUX RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
*ENTERTAINING WITH PEACE OF MIND,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
CHICKEN MAGIC-2 MILLION POUNDS DISAPPEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATE TUITION RAISED 10 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STATE RAIL BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STATE RAIL BACK ON TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SF LAWYER NOT HAPPY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SF LAWYER NOT HAPPY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SF LAWYER NOT HAPPY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SF BIRTHS BECOMING RELAXED FAMILY AFFAIRS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REHSE TROUPE WILL PRESENT GAY THEME HERE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*REHSE TROUPE WILL PRESENT GAY THEME HERE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU PLAY STRICTLY FOR LAUGHS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
200 EXPECTED FOR GAY MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
RANDOM VIOLENCE KEEPS SF COPS HOPPING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AFTERNOON FIRE GUTS SF HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ADDITION'S ROAD, DRAINAGE PROBLEMS DRAW FIRE","Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*ADDITION'S ROAD, DRAINAGE PROBLEMS DRAW FIRE","Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ZINGING KAHN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNSOUND VETO (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
UNSOUND VETO (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
VROOMAN DROPS OUT OF JUDGESHIP RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS NEW STATE REGENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JANKLOW APPOINTS NEW STATE REGENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TWO WHO TRIED TO STEAL CORSICA CATTLE SOUGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE REFUSES TO DROP GRAHAM MURDER COUNTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
HURON MAN FINDS BROTHER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRISONER SUES ARGUS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
ASHLEY TO BECOME JACKRABBIT...,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
ASHLEY TO BECOME JACKRABBIT...,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KRAMER UNIQUE IN BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*KRAMER UNIQUE IN BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
INFLATION TRIMS THEFT INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PETERSON, CRANE TAKE FIRST SHOTS","Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PETERSON, CRANE TAKE FIRST SHOTS","Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
INFLATION TRIMS THEFT INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*PETERSON, CRANE TAKE FIRST SHOTS","Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WASHINGTON GRAD FINDS 'WORLD SERIES',"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WASHINGTON GRAD FINDS 'WORLD SERIES',"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*RABBI--MESSIANIC IDEA IN FLUX,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PAINT AND PLASTER, HAMMER AND NAILS","Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*PAINT AND PLASTER, HAMMER AND NAILS","Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*RABBI--MESSIANIC IDEA IN FLUX,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS NATIVE SHUTTLE ENGINEER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SIOUX FALLS NATIVE SHUTTLE ENGINEER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REP DASCHLE CRITICIZES WEB FUND RECESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REP DASCHLE CRITICIZES WEB FUND RECESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CHANGE FIRE CALL POLICY OF CITY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LET BALANCE SYSTEMS LEARN FROM JAPANESE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WHY US MILITARY SERVICES SHOULD OBEY ORDERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WRITING A NEWS STORY TO GIVE CREDIT TO GOD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CEREBRAL PALSY GROUP GRATEFUL FOR CENTER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES SHOOTING COVERAGE BY NETWORKS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"CRANE PICKS UP ONE VOTE IN OFFICIAL CANVASS, RUNOFF","Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
"CRANE PICKS UP ONE VOTE IN OFFICIAL CANVASS, RUNOFF","Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*CHIMNEY SWEEPING--IT'S DIRTY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CHIMNEY SWEEPING--IT'S DIRTY BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*BUSH--RECESSION WILL GO BY SUMMER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
ABERDEEN BIA OFFICE TO STAY OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WET WEATHER LEAVES FARMERS OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SHIMATOREE NUMBER 2 AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*CAGING THE MIGHTY MISSOURI,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RETIRED CORPS OFFICER RECALLS CHALLENGE OF EARLY DAM,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 HELD IN NEB FOR RAPID CITY MURDERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BASEMENT FIRE AT MIDTOWN STORAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MISSOURI RIVER--POWER IN 1952,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
NORTHERN TIER PIPELINE STILL A DEFENSE NEED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*SECOG WORTH THE COST,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*NOSTALGIC GLIMPSE OF SD NEWSPAPER HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"DANGEROUS LOGIC ABOUT IRS, JURIES (L)","Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEPLORE ABORTION LINK TO NUCLEAR QUESTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
PLANT TREES TO RENEW DISAPPEARING RESOURCE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*ARTISTIC ENDEAVOR A CRASHING SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BOARDINGS AT RC AIRPORT DROP,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
COUPLE DIE IN HEAD-ON CRASH IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RC AIR QUALITY NEEDS IMPROVING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WORKING WITH BANKS ON RELOCATING IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
"{dollar}73,000 ALLOCATED FOR FIREFIGHTING","Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ABDNOR'S BILL RESTRICTS EMBARGOES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BIA RULING EXPECTED WEEK OF APRIL 16,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO ADDRESS VO-TECH GRADS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
HEARINGS TO INCLUDE REA PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STATE OFFICE CONSIDERS DECENTRALIZING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ANONYMOUS DONOR AIDS STRANDED NIGERIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
FEE AT CUSTER PARK MIGHT BE RAISED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
MCKENNAN PARK'S TENNIS COURTS UNDERGO FACELIFT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SDSU BURNS A PATH WEST,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIERCE NORTHERN PIKE TRUE SIGN OF SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD ESCAPADES REVIVED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
NO MORE CLOSED DOORS FOR HANDICAPPED WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DEUBROOK HIGH SCHOOL BAND WILL PLAY AT WORLD'S FAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*DOT THOMAS--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.D, p.10, col.1"
*MERGE OR DIE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
"*SIOUX FALLS DRIVERS HAUL PIZZA, POODLES, AND PEOPLE","Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
RURAL ECONOMY BEING PLOWED UNDER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW'S BILLS GO FROM DUES IN VIDEO NEWS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SIOUX FALLS BREAKS 1957 RECORD FOR APRIL SNOW,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*HE RAN AND FINISHED BOSTON MARATHON,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
BEST NEWS ABOUT 'FLASHDANCE' IS IT EVENTUALLY ENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
"BROTHERHOOD GIVES COLLEGE {dollar}6,308","Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
KIDNEY PATIENTS ARE FORMING GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
SKATERS RAISE {dollar}180 FOR FIBROSIS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
COLLEGES GET GRANT FOR COMPUTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
*STUDENTS--FRAGILE ECONOMY SHOWS SIGNS OF UPSWING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BANKING BOOM RIDES CITICORP CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
COMMISSION CONSIDERS DRAINAGE FEE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOURNALISM AWARDS TO BE GIVEN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE DELAY DEMOTION DECISION--HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW--INTEREST RATES TOO HIGH IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMMISSION FORM LOSING POPULARITY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"JANKLOW, PRESSLER HAVE OWN MISSIONS TO PURSUE (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
AREA POOR NEED MONEY MORE THAN MAGAZINE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
NEED MORE ANSWERS ON CITY ELECTION MIX-UP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
AUTHOR TO SPEAK AT INTERNATIONAL DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
DEFENSIVE DRIVING CLINIC IS APRIL 30,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GIRL SCOUTS SPONSOR SUMMER CAMPS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESSLER BILL HELPS RURAL FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SENATOR PLANS MEETING WITH FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SF MAN RECEIVES AWARD FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SINTE GLESKA ENROLLMENT SETS RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
VOLKSMARCH RAISES {dollar}1000 FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WALKAMERICA STARTS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"IF THE SHOE FITS, THE OTHER ONE WON'T","Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STATE LAW GIVES GUIDELINES FOR MUNICIPAL GOVTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
STURGIS FARMER MAY LOSE USE OF CREEK FOR IRRIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM STOCKYARDS--CORSICA,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES PRODUCE BIG CROP OF CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*SAVAGE FLIPS TO NATIONAL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
STATE BUSINESS CLIMATE RANKS NO 2,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LILLEHAUG CALLS PAY CUT UNJUST,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*FURNITURE FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
SCHWARTZ BECOMES 26TH INDUCTEE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SMELT SPAWNING SEASON OF LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CHAMBER HONORS CITY STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.1"
RAE UNZICKER GETS SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.1"
*3 ON SDSU FACULTY GET AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.2"
GROUP HONORS HELEN MORTEN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.3"
SELIM GETS CONSULTING ASSIGNMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.3"
SPECIAL EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.C, p.13, col.4"
*JUDGE DENIES MCDOWELL'S ACQUITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JUDGE DENIES MCDOWELL'S ACQUITTAL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SUNNY SCULPTING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FLOODING CUTS WATER LINE TO VERMILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GIRL SCOUTS FACE PROBLEMS IN COOKIE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
MINNESOTA PUBLIC RADIO GETS PERMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TESTIMONY IN CHILD SEX ABUSE CASES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*CANDIDATES PUSH PERSONAL QUALITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
JANKLOW MUST MEET WITH COLLEGE BIDDERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
"700,000 SOUTH DAKOTANS (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BYPASSED CONSTITUTION & LET VOLK OFF (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
CANDIDATES SHOULD RETRIEVE POSTERS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
IGNORES COURT AS MINING INDEFENSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.02, col.4"
APPROVES BONDS FOR OIL COMPANY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
WHITE SEEKS RECOGNITION THROUGH LEAFLETS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
CITY MAN WILL GET 2ND CHANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
COLLEGES TRIM BUDGETS TO RAISE SALARIES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*GOLFING ACCIDENT ALMOST BUSTED PITCHER'S SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RECORDS FALL ACROSS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS ON INCOME TAX CODE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DEADLINE REINFORCES NEED FOR TAX CHANGES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"POLICE OFFICERS SHOW QUICKNESS, EFFICIENCY (L)","Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*A FIGHT FOR GOOD HEALTH,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"ALTHOUGH DIET NO GUARANTEE, BETTER PLAY IT SAFE","Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BOOKWORMS' DELIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIRE CAUSES {dollar}800 IN DAMAGE TO CAR ON HIGHWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEARING SET FOR WESTERN MALL ASSAULT SUSPECT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
IF STATES CAN CUT BUDGETS...,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR TO DISCUSS PROPOSED CONVENTION CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRICYCLE PROBABLY SAVED BOY'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHARGES EXPECTED IN WOMAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CUOMO CALLS FOR STUDY OF DRINKING-AGE SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GIRL CREATES WINNING MOTHER'S DAY CARD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
*FOLLOW THE LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOARD APPROVES NEW PUBLIC EDUCATION RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CANTON BAND WINS KANSAS CITY COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DON'T MOVE SCHOOL FOR HANDICAPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OFFICIAL TO DISCUSS CENTRAL AMERICA POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS DROP REGENT-PICK ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CHILD PREPARES FOR TRANSPLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*USD HURDLER'S SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*ADKINS NAMED TO WOOD HALL OF FAME,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*JOHNSTON ISSUES FREE-WHEELING CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW DECLARES DISASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
BOMBING RAID ON LIBYA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SUMMER CABINS DO NOT BELONG IN PARK (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SCHOOL BUILDING IS SPECIAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
CANDIDATE WAS IMPRESSIVE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
COMPANIES DESTROYING HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*DEAF PSYCHOLOGIST COUNSELS HERE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EL RIAD BRINGS ON THE FUN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOW TO FIND A JOB AFTER PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACTIVIST--WOMEN ARE KEY TO WORLD PEACE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO COLLUSION AGAINST ETSI,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN DIES AFTER A HORSE KICKED HIM IN THE HEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WORTHING MAN DIES WHEN TRUCK CRASHES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WATERBED BUSINESS CONTINUES SALE DESPITE COMPLAINTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WOMAN RECALLS PAIN OF BANKRUPTCY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PARENTS CONVICTED OF NOT TAKING CARE OF CHILDREN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BAD WEATHER HINDERED FIREFIGHTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CITY HONORS LAWMAN 'HOOKY JACK',"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK TO DEMOCRATS IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EMPLOYERS CAN STILL NOMINATE SECRETARIES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOMEOWNERS ENTITLED TO INTEREST,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LIBRARIAN OPPOSES REMOVAL OF ADULT MAGAZINES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SNOWSTORM WILL DELAY FIELD WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ARMY DEPOT NEAR IGLOO,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAN TO STAND TRIAL IN SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
SOIL CONSERVATION PROGRAM SIGNUP IN MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOARD DELAYS APPROVAL OF MINE PERMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*TIPS TO NORTHERN QUARTERBACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LUVERNE MOURNS SPECIAL FRIEND,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MICKELSON SHUFFLES CABINET,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MINN KILLING VICTIM FOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SUMMER SIMMERS AS CALENDAR SAYS SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*GRAHAM CRUSADE COORDINATOR,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*PREPARING FOR EASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
SHOW HELPED ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
THANKS TO SERTOMA CLUB FOR GIFT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HOCKEY TEAM THANKS SPONSORS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*FIREFIGHTER WITH OFF-DUTY CONVICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SHOULD RAISE FEDERAL MINIMUM WAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
APPLAUD VICTORY OVER ILLITERACY (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
FORESTER WARNS ABOUT HILLS PARTIES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOLIDAY TRAFFIC MAY TEST 65 LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOSPITAL BALL TO HELP HOSPICE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN IN RUNNING FOR COLO JACKPOT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
49TH STREET TO BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"*SEIZE {dollar}120,500 WORTH OF PRODUCT","Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY COMMEMORATES DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"MORTGAGE RATES ON RISE, LENDERS SAY","Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIALS SEE SCHOOL COOPERATION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
INMATE DIES AFTER HANGING SELF,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MADISON RESIDENTS WARNED OF REPAIR SCAM,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY CABLE COMPANY SWITCH CHANNELS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENTS HELP PAY MAYOR'S PARKING TICKET,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINNER WHEAT FIRM WANTS PROCESSING PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
INDIAN MEN TO BE INDUCTED INTO GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
"*NOVEMBER, DECEMBER GROSS SALES","Argus LeaderApr 18 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
CONSULTANT DEFENDS PLAN FOR FINANCING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MARION FARMER TO TESTIFY FOR ELEVATOR SAFETY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUMPKIN WAS THE CENTER OF IT ALL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*3 YOUTHS DIE ON AREA ROADS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ABOUT THE EXPANSION PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BOARD MEMBERS ANSWER QUESTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BUDGET-MAKERS ADD TO ECONOMIC WOES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEING A REAL DEMOCRAT HELPS JACKSON (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LETTER WRITERS LACK FACTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
SHORTEN PRISON TERMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
DASCHLE WILL TRY AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
TEEN DRIVERS CAN KILL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
VOLK ATTACKS UNJUSTIFIED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FIRE DESTROYS BARN NEAR SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OUTDOORS ISSUES TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PUC MEETS WITH CONSUMERS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UNIVERSITY WOMEN SCHEDULE BOOK SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WORTHINGTON GIRL WINS SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WORKING LIKE A DOG,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CONSTRUCTION PLANS GOING UP IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JOURNEY WITHOUT ALCOHOL WILL TAKE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PLAN FOR HILLS NATURE TRAIL GAINS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW YOUTH CORRECTIONS PROGRAM CONSIDERED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"SF, RAPID CITY 1-2 IN SALES","Argus LeaderApr 18 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*BENNIS SAYS HE'LL APPEAL LIFE TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TWO CITY HOUSING OFFICIALS QUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE SENTENCES TRAFFICKER TO 15 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SOUTH DAKOTANS HEDGE OPINIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SINGER MURRAY TOPS FAIR ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*COMPUTER MATCHES MAKEUP TO SKIN TONE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
HOME ECONOMICS GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
YOUTH ENRICHMENT SERVICES SELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
PLANT TREES IN HONOR OF STATE CENTENNIAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEACHER WORKLOAD HEAVY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
USD PRESIDENT BRINGS STRONG RESUME (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
JEANS IN FASHION ANYWHERE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
'ARGUS' SHOULD DEFINE INTENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*EX-NBA STAR SPREADS CHRISTIANITY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
CENTURY-OLD GROUPS TO BE HONORED TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE CO-FOUNDER CITED BY EDUCATORS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEATH TOLL GROWS ON STATE ROADS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ENROLLMENT JUMPS AT NATIONAL COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SNOWFALL HELPS OUT IN DROUGHT REGION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAX RETURN COLLECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TRAILER PARK CLOSES FOR DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COMMITTEE SUGGESTS WATER RATE HIKES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL PASTOR STARTS WALK FOR HUNGRY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ALLEN-HEAD OF PENAL BOARD SHOULD RESIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSIONERS VOTE 3-2 FOR WIDENING OF KIWANIS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MORRELL RESUMES SHEEP KILL OPERATION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEADWOOD HOTEL CONSIDERED TOO TALL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELDERS BEGIN PRAYER VIGIL FOR PELTIER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NEW FEE TURNING STUDENT DRIVERS AWAY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLAN TARGETS UNDER-EDUCATED ADULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY LAWYER CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*MINNESOTA LOTTERY STARTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CHIEF WANTS PROTESTERS TO BE BILLED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SMITH GETS THREE YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
ANTI-ABORTION GROUP SHOULD PAY PROTEST BILL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
NEWS HEADS EDITORIALIZE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TOWN PEOPLE SHARE BLAME FOR POLLUTION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
TRYING TO INVALIDATE REFERENDUM ABOUT JURISDICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*DAY CARE PROVIDER TEACHES KIDS ABOUT NUTRITION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*DAY-CARE PROVIDER TEACHES KIDS ABOUT NUTRITION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
GROUP--EXAMINE PATHFINDER PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN CHARGED WITH THREATENING WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN GETS 2 MONTHS FOR ESCAPE FROM JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEN GET 90 DAYS FOR LOTTERY TAMPERING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HORTICULTURE CLASS BRANCHES OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOCKSMITH BURKEY WILL BE REMEMBERED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
KELO ADDING CAPTIONS TO NEWSCASTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NSP ASKS AGENCY FOR INCENTIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BOARD ADDS MORE MATH FOR YOUNGER STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DISABLED RESIDENTS WANT NEW STOPLIGHT ON E 26TH ST,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
2 MORE SCHOOL DISTRICTS EXEMPT FROM FREEZE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
'LAKE PRESTON JOURNAL' PUBLISHES LAST ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FRANKENFELD LENDS {dollar}10,000 TO HIS CAMPAIGN TREASURY","Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MITCHELL SALOON, CAFE AWARD LICENSES","Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US ECOLOGY--YANKTON FAR FROM DUMPSITE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSIONERS PICK SISTER IRISH COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RAPID CITY GIVES WATER DURING SHORTAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
STUDENTS WILL KEEP THEIR SPACE TOMATOES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MAN FACES SENTENCING FOR VEHICULAR HOMOCIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
MCGOVERN TO SPEAK AT RAPID CITY EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
CAR CHASE DEFENDANT FACES MENTAL TESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULTING JAILER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CENTRAL CITY GAINS POWER OVER MINING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
"*BURKEY DEAD, KNOWN AS 'FRED THE FIXER'","Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LONGTIME FREEMAN FUNERAL HOME OWNER DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
DISCOUNT CENTER HAS QUIET START,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
RAPID CITY HOTEL WILL OPEN MAY 25,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD SHORT OF TOPSOIL MOISTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
HOTEL'S DEADLINE IS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.6"
*STRIKERS PLEASED WITH QUICK END,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DOG SHOOTING PITS VS HUMANE SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*HOUSE OK'S TRILLION-DOLLAR BUDGET,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.A, p.03, col.3"
*FRIENDS SAY OTHERWISE OF ARNOLD AUCH,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LAST ACT SAVES WEAK SHOW AT WORTHING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*'SUPERMOM' SHARES SECRETS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
'PROPHETESS' TO SING AT KJIA BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--THE IRAQI REFUGEE PROBLEM,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
LIMITED KURD PITY STAINS IMAGE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
VIBORG 'VICTORY' STORY DESERVED LESS PLAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
GOP SHOULDN'T BLAME FAILURES ON DEMOCRATS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
PTA PRESIDENT PRAISES 'PROFESSORS',"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
BAD WEATHER TAINTS EARLY STATE ANGLING REPORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AVERAGE FARMLAND WORTH {dollar}351 AN ACRE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
PICK NEW OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
TO OFFER MINOR IN AG MARKETING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*MORRELL BOSS TO RETIRE MAY 1,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
COALITION PLANS TO MEET APRIL 27,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CONFERENCE TO FOCUS ON INDIAN STUDIES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INCINERATION MEETING IS TODAY AT LIBRARY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TEACHER WON'T BE PROSECUTED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO HOST COMPUTER CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TINY TOWN LOSES GOOD FRIEND,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LONETREE FIRM ASKS TO RESUME WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MINING TASK FORCE TO SUGGEST ACREAGE LIMIT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WATER PIPELINE FROM RIVER COULD COST {dollar}625 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DRIVER OF SCHOOL BUS IS CHARGED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DOCTOR STAYS IN HILLS FOR LOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RAPID CITY WEIGHS OPTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
COUNTY TURNS DOWN LAND FARMING OPERATION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWMAKERS TO STUDY FOUR-DAY WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LIGHT IS THE FOCUS OF ENGINEERING DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MISSILE PHASEOUT MAY UP ELECTRIC RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWSUIT AGAINST MAYOR IS SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WANBLEE MOM INDICTED IN DEATH OF BABY GIRL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
COUNCIL NIXES ORDINANCE REGULATING CHILD CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MAN WHO WORKED ON RUSHMORE DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
VACCINE TESTING IS HALTED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GROUP SAYS CHILDREN SHOULDN'T BE IN ADULT JAILS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*SISTERS SHARE SONS' BIRTHDAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SHOUTS TRADED ON CARETRAUM,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*NEIGHBORLY LOVE LIVES IN MEMORY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*THEY CAN LIVE WITHOUT THE TUBE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DON'T LET GOVERNMENT BECOME ABORTION ALLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
LIVING IN SF 'BREATH OF FRESH AIR' (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*RESURRECTION REALITY--NOTHING BROKEN BEYOND REPAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*SPARE TIME A LONG TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FREE TRASH DUMPING TODAY AT BRUNS-ELLIS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD TRADE DELEGATION TO DEAL WITH MEXICO,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN INDICTED FOR RAPE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SURGEON GENERAL TO VISIT RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 BOYS CHARGED WITH SLASHING TIRES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LIVING LAST SUPPER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DRUG PROGRAM POPULAR WITH INMATES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
INSURANCE COSTS STING STATE AGENCIES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAMBS OF CHRIST QUIET,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOSTAGE-TAKING TEEN UNDERGOES TESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
MITCHELL DEMOCRAT SUES TO GET NAME ON PRIMARY BALLOT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WINDOW FALLS OUT OF HISTORIC BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BIG EAGLE WINS CROW CREEK ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BUTTE COUNTY CUTS PART-TIME WORK FORCE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DEUEL COUNTY PLACES BOUNTY ON GOPHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GROUND BROKEN FOR RUSHMORE CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH INTEREST SHOWN IN AMERICA 2000,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
15 CALLERS A DAY QUESTION HAWAII OFFER,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HORSE SANCTUARY SCRAMBLES TO SURVIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE NEEDS MORE DETENTION CENTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
UNIFORMITY OF BUS RULES PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STATE PANEL ENDORSES TRUSTY PLAN FOR LIFERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*PRIDE SALUTES FACES OF SD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*25 YEARS AGO, DISTRICT SPENT LESS ON MORE STUDENTS","Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL RUMORS WORRY SOME,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
FORGET SCHOOL; PUT CENTER ELSEWHERE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SMALL DEBTS ADD UP (PIERRE CAPITAL JOURNAL),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"*GOVERNMENT, CHURCHES BEGAN CYCLE OF INDIAN ABUSE","Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CANCER CELEBRATION MEANT TO GIVE HOPE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
LEGISLATION WILL BE A HUGE TAX DRAIN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
WHEELCHAIR PATRON HAS ADVICE FOR COSTNER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
MAN GRATEFUL FOR CAR 'BROTHER' RECEIVED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
REPORTER MISINFORMED ON JEWISH PRAYER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
ORGAN DONORS HONORED DURING SPECIAL WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
FRONTIER-STYLE VIOLENCE USED TO SOLVE PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
TOLERANCE IS ALSO IMPORTANT FAMILY VALUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
CHASING EASY MONEY ISN'T RESPONSIBLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
MULTIPLE SPOUSES WOULD ENSURE FAMILY SURVIVAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"GAY THEME IN CARTOON SENSITIVE, INSIGHTFUL (L)","Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
LAWMAKERS AT MERCY OF MONIED INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW HOW GAMING MONEY SPENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*BUSINESSES BAN SMOKING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FARMERS OPPOSE TRAIL ON OLD RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HURON HOSPITAL DIDN'T BUY PLANE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICIES VARY AMONG CITY'S TOP 10 EMPLOYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S BIG OIL STILL FIGHTING BIG ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
DAKOTA CASH SALES BUSY ON FIRST DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GASOLINE DUMPING SPARKS HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LOCAL MAN HURT IN MOTORCYLE WRECK,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS SEEK LONGER DORM VISITATION HOURS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GROUP KEEPS CHIVALRY ALIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MORE LENDING BOOSTS BANKS' BOTTOM LINES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TWO NOT GUILTY OF SEX CRIMES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PEDDLING BIKES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEPOT CLEANUP COSTS COULD HIT {dollar}1.6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON SEEKS PUBLIC'S INPUT ON HEALTH REFORM,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
HUMANITIES GROUP ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PLANS RC SPEECH,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROGRAM SEEKS APPLICANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SCHOOLS HOLD JOINT ROTC TRAINING EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*SHEEP BUSINESS BOOMS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
SD FAMILY WORKS TO REUNITE BOSNIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*CENTERVILLE BOWLERS FIND GROOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JOURNEY THROUGH THE LONGEST DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*TURKEY HUNT CALLS FOR THOUGHT, PATIENCE","Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.D, p.09, col.1"
*QUARTER-MILE RACE MEMORIES ARE TORTURED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE BUILDS A ROCKIN' ROOM,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.G, p.01, col.2"
*WEST TEXAS OFFERS REMOTE FUN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.G, p.03, col.4"
*FACES OF SD PRIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*BROOKINGS RADIO LEGEND WAS GETZ UP AND GO,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*HEART OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*WAITRESSES FOLLOW THE GOLDEN RULE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.03, col.2"
*WELL-CRAFTED ACTS SCORE BIG WITH SD FANS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*CLERGY SHARE PASSION FOR CARING INTERACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*GROGAN GREAT IN ART OF TEACHING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*BARBER GETS AHEAD WITH STYLE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.08, col.4"
*PARKER COACH LEAVES ON TOP,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*TV VIEWERS TRUST LUND,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.11, col.2"
*GEVENS SMILES THROUGH THE MILES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.11, col.4"
*HEART OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*HEART OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*RECEPTIONIST ANSWERS THE CALL WITH CARING ATTITUDE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*THIS MAIL CARRIER JUST THE RIGHT HIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.12, col.2"
*HEART OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*HEART OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*NURSES SHARE A LOVE FOR HELPING PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.13, col.2"
"*IT TAKES PLANNING, ABILITY TO CHANGE","Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*READERS' CHOICE--BEST BOSS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*REDING A GOOD DOCTOR FOR THE AGES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.14, col.3"
*TREASURE FOUND IN GARBAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
HAULING A FAMILY TRADITION FOR NEUROTHS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
*JANDAHL PUTS FAITH IN BANKING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.15, col.4"
*NEW APPROACH PLEASES REDLIN FANS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
"*PUTS FEELINGS, MEMORIES INTO WORDS","Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.16, col.4"
*HEART OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
*HEART OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
*BROKAW FAMOUS FOR PERSONAL TOUCH,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.17, col.3"
*HEART OF GOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
*TSCHETTER AT HOME WITH LIFE ON LPGA AND MEMORIES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
*FARMERS LOVE THEIR JOBS AND THE LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1993, sect.N, p.18, col.2"
"*MAN, 25, DIES IS SHOOTING","Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"*WHAT IT COSTS TO EDUCATE REFUGEES, IMMIGRANTS","Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
"AFTER MICKELSON CRASH, INSPECTIONS EXPAND","Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
US SHOULD REVIEW PEACEKEEPING ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*STUDIES NEEDED TO SEE HOW REFUGEES AFFECT SF,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
CHILDREN ALONE IN VAN WHILE PARENTS GAMBLED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*GAPS IN STUDY MAKE IT A QUESTIONABLE TOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
TERM LIMITS WOULD CONTROL 'DICTATORSHIPS' (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
HOSPICE STAFF WAS GREAT COMFORT IN NEED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
STEENSLAND INCONSISTENT ON FREE ENTERPRISE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
RECYCLABLES SENT TO SEVERAL PLACES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PUC PLANS HEARING ON MORRELL RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"HABITAT FOR HUMANITY RECEIVES {dollar}4,000","Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELKTON FEEDLOT PROPOSAL RAISES CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GIRL DROWNS IN HOTEL POOL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN'S EFFORTS TO FIND SISTER END WITH A HUG,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KEEGAN ARRIVES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*HOPES TO OPEN DOORS FOR INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
NEW SERVICE'S RATES SUBJECT OF HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BRANDON MAN SEEKS RE-ELECTION TO HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MILBANK APPOINTS NEW SUPERINTENDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RAPID CITY BOARD MAKES BUDGET CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INCENTIVES FOR MOTEL WERE LEGAL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LIBRARY LOVER WRITES THE BOOK ON VOLUNTEERING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*KEEP RECORDS IF YOU PLAN TO DEDUCT CAR EXPENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*STAPP NAMED MISS BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA TAKES INVITE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*STUDENTS LEARN A TRADE BEFORE THEY GRADUATE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*DRESSING HAS ITS UPS AND DOWNS FOR THE PROM,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
STUDENTS WIN CORPORATE SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1994, sect.D, p.05, col.3"
LEADS TURN UP AFTER PROGRAM THAT FEATURED MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*TAXES TAKE TOLL ON WORKERS' TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*TODDLER AWAITING TRANSPLANT LOSES FIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
STATE SHOULD REVIVE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
AREA VOTERS ENTITLED TO FULL DISCLOSURE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
STEELE TREATED UNFAIRLY BECAUSE OF HIS RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
DASCHLE'S VOTING BETRAYS HIS TALK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
BROOKINGS IDEAL PLACE FOR PUBLIC TELEVISION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MANUFACTURED HOMES ARE AFFORDABLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*TACTFULLY TELL NEGATIVE SIS OF CONCERNS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FARMER SLIDES MUSIC INTO FULL-TIME LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GIVING BACK PURCHASED LAND SETS POOR PRECEDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BROTHERS ARRESTED IN RAPE OF GIRL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TWO MEN CHARGED IN BEATING OF MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*HOG FARMER ADVICE: CUT COSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PROJECT NICELY CLEANS UP TARGETED TERRITORY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"SCHOOL PROGRAMS PRAISED, CRITICIZED IN BUDGET TALKS","Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFUL'S WIFE VISITS STOCKYARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
CITY COUNCIL SPEEDS UP FALLS PARK RENOVATION,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*WEST CENTRAL FFA CHAPTER WINS GOVERNOR'S AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
"ENGINEERING DAYS, INVENTIONS ON TAP","Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ELK POINT POLICE ARREST TWO IN DRUG CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
EX-COP TO APPEAL HIS CONVICTION TO SUPREME COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*SPEARFISH MAN GATHERS THUNDERSTORM DATA FOR SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
"MAN ADMITS HOME, SCHOOL VANDALISM","Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MAN CHARGED WITH THREATENING JUDGE FREED,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
MARCH OF DIMES WALK WILL BE APRIL 29,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
*MARRIAGE IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*FOSS CELEBRATES HIS 80TH BIRTHDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
HENRY MAN GETS LIFE FOR RAPE OF TWO BOYS,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.04, col.6"
YOUR PET MIGHT BEG TO GO SHOPPING,"Argus LeaderApr 18 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
BRIDGE WORK NEARLY POSTPONED BY FISH-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
PLAN WOULD RESTIRCT ADULT ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
MCSTRAVICK RELEASE IN U.S. HANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*FIRST WOMAN TROOPER HIRED-SHEILA ELSTON,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*FIRST WOMAN TROOPER HIRED-SHEILA ELSTON,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
DELEGATION SEEKS MCSTRAVICK'S RELEASE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
PRIVATE VEHICLES AND STATE SHOPS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*ART KILNESS GOES FROM 'THIEF' TO HALL OF FAMER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ART KILNESS GOES FROM 'THIEF' TO HALL OF FAMER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'OLYMPATHON '79' HITS SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DAVID SOUL-UNCOVERING 'HUTCH',"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'HALLOWEEN'-BOOGIEMAN RUNS AMOK,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*'DEER HUNTER' DEVASTATING VIEW OF WAR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COINCIDENCES HAUNT IN 'CHINA SYNDROME',"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WANT TO LOSE SOME WEIGHT-TRY HYPNOTISM,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPORT TO SETTLE BIA ISSUE-FLANDREAU INDIAN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPORT TO SETTLE BIA ISSUE-FLANDREAU INDIAN SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
CONFLICTING TESTIMONY AIRED IN HAWK TRIAL-SF,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
WANT TO LOSE SOME WEIGHT-TRY HYPNOTISM,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*JEFF HEINEMAN GETS NEWSPAPERCARRIER SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*JEFF HEINEMAN GETS NEWSPAPERCARRIER SCHOLARSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN YOUTH CRITICAL AFTER SHOOTING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
OLD FASHIONS TO SHOW IN LENNOX,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
INTEREST HIKE INFORMATION ORDERED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY DEATH RULED HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
LEMMON HOSPITAL GETS CERTIFICATION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
PLANNING COMMISSION APPROVES CARE CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SOYBEAN PLANTINGS TO JUMP,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
CONTROVERSIAL DIPPING ORDER TO BE ENFORCED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.3"
SET-ASIDE DOESN'T LOOK SO POPULAR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.3"
WEATHER COULD BE WORSE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
GASOHOL EXPERIMENT A COMMERCIAL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*SDSU AGRONOMIST HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
SD FARMERS MAY DOUBLE SUNFLOWER PLANTINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1979, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
*CHILDREN GIVE CIRCUS A HARSH REVIEW,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
FISCHBACH RECLAIMS SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FISCHBACH RECLAIMS SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIA OFFICIAL LOSES CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
BIA OFFICIAL LOSES CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*A THREE-CAR CRASH AT 12TH & CLEVELAND,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUMBERS POINT TO HIGHER PRICES FOR CATTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*GUN-TOTING PICKET,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUPREME COURT DENIES DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANTON CHIEF HURT IN 'SPEEDY' CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
SUPREME COURT DENIES DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANTON CHIEF HURT IN 'SPEEDY CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
LIMITS ON CAMPAIGN DONATIONS FAVORED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SAYS HANSON'S OFFICE SHOWS INCONSISTENCIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPRING'S BONUS-A VISIT TO ZOO (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PET CONTROL BUSY-PET OWNERS FAULTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MITCHELL MAN INNOCENT IN LOAN CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL TUITION TO RISE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD GETS ENERGY EXTENTION FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HOMESTAKE FOREST-NO ARSON EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAIN STORAGE BILL GETS FINAL HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SCHOOL FOOD WORKERS OK ORGANIZING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GRAIN STORAGE BILL GETS FINAL HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE RULES AGAINST BRANDON SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"STUDENTS SENTENCED TO LIFE, 50 YEARS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"DRUG ABUSE, WOMEN TO BE AIRED","Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 WATERTOWN OFFICIALS SUBMIT RESIGNATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
COURT UPHOLDS PUC'S RATE INCREASE REJECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
DELEGATION WE HELPED-WEB,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*FARMERS CUT CORNERS TO MEET COSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN TAX LOAD LIGHTEST OF 10 CITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN TAX LOAD LIGHTEST OF 10 CITIES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VET TAKING US TO COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HOSTAGE'S PRIDE IN AMERICA WAS STRENGTHENED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*HOSTAGE'S PRICE IN AMERICA WAS STRENGTHENED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FORECAST FOR STATE'S 1981 TOURISM INDUSTRY LOOKS GOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*EASTER EGG HUNT-SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"EASTER'S PROMISE OF HOPE, RENEWAL (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
RETIRED AS GENERAL MANAGER OF SD PRESS ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SF RESIDENT TO BE 1ST SD FEMALE RHODES SCHOLAR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
URGES MORE COVERAGE OF GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CONTROL CRIME, NOT GUNS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"CONTROL CRIME, NOT GUNS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"ARGUS, CO-SPONSORS PRAISED FOR CONTEST (L)","Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
INCREDIBLE SD...(L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
ADVICE FROM JANKLOW TO RETIRED MINISTER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
ADVICE FROM JANKLOW TO RETIRED MINISTER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
POLICE PRAISED FOR RECOVERING VEHICLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
*TALKING CLASS...TALK BASS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
"*GRIEBEN INCONSISTENT, BUT STILL A CHAMPION","Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
"*GRIEBEN INCONSISTENT, BUT STILL A CHAMPION","Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
*W SIOUX--THE DINOSAUR OF GENERAL STORES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*W SIOUX--THE DINOSAUR OF GENERAL STORES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*W SIOUX--THE DINOSAUR OF GENERAL STORES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WORKING PARENTS HAVE SEVERAL OPTIONS FOR DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WORKING PARENTS HAVE SEVERAL OPTIONS FOR DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*MRS JOHN BERGMAN--COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
SD FIRMS APPLY FOR DROUGHT RELIEF LOANS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SD FIRMS APPLY FOR DROUGHT RELIEF LOANS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*FARM BUREAU FAVORS FEW REGULATIONS FOR AG MARKET,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*FARM BUREAU FAVORS FEW REGULATIONS FOR AG MARKET,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
*FARM BUREAU FAVORS FEW REGULATIONS FOR AG MARKET,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.4"
BANKRUPTCIES FILED IN FIRST HALF OF APRIL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
TREATED SORGHUM MORE COSTLY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.E, p.02, col.5"
*CLOTHING IS KENNY ROGERS' LATEST HIT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1981, sect.E, p.03, col.1"
STUDENTS MAY HAVE TO LIVE WITH LESS AID,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SF MARKS GROUND ZERO WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*NETTING A LIVING ON SD RESERVOIR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NSC SUPPORTERS NOT GIVING UP IDEA OF ARENA,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*SUNDAY'S 70'S WILL BECOME MONDAY'S 40'S,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"AVERAGE SD TEACHER EARNS {dollar}14,717 A YEAR","Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOUSING OFFICE WORKS ON LOW-INTEREST PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MATH TEACHER EQUALS SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"WANTED--3,000 FLYING VANDALS WITH RIBBONS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHY CHICAGO HAS A LOW CRIME RATE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STUDENT LOAN ABUSE PROMPTED CUTBACKS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
TRAILER DEFENDENT STILL AWAITS RULING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NUCLEAR ARMS TERMED OPPOSITE OF NEW LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*CAUSE OF FIRE UNDETERMINED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SF HOSPITALS TO RECORD BIKE INJURIES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BLACK HILLS LOGGERS ACCEPT PAY CUT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WRITERS RECEIVE AWARDS FROM SD PRESS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
PSYCHIC BACIC IN SD TO HELP DEADWOOD POLICE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
FISCHER WINS WINDY MARATHON,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*STOVER NAMED MR. BASKETBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*EMPLOYEE TO TESTIFY ABOUT LITTON,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BROCKHOUSE COLLECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"*HE'S NOT MY TWIN, HE'S MY BROTHER","Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WOMEN PREPARE TO BE BAR-MITZVAHED AS ADULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*MARINERS MADE MARK ON HISTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
GIRLS CLUB BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
UNIVERSITY NAMES NEW DIRECTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
BUSINESS LEADERS ELECT OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
CANCER SOCIETY ELECTS STEENSMA,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
TRAVELERS COUNCIL INSTALLS COUNSELOR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
DEGROOT HEADS LEGION POST,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
*MURDER SUSPECT'S BURIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PSYCHIATRIST WILL TEST ACCUSED RAPIST,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROADLAND MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DRIVERS GOING SLOWER BUT MORE DIE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE--I DIDN'T VIOLATE CORBLY'S RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NO HEALTH PROBLEMS FROM WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SHORT CAUSED FIRE--PUMPKIN CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STABBED WOMAN LEAVES HOSPITAL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*KORCZAK'S SCULPTURE WILL BE COMPLETED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EMINENT DOMAIN MAY MEAN SAVINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
BEIRUT TRAGEDY WILL TEST US RESOLVE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOW CAN SOCIETY PUNISH SICK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MASS PRODUCTION & CARE OF PUPPIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*JANKLOW'S MOVES SHOULD BE QUESTIONED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CITY COMMISSION PLANS SPECIAL SESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LAWYER ARGUES AGAINST BLACK HILLS GOLD LABEL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MAN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
PRESCRIPTION FRAUD ON RISE IN MITCHELL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY CONSIDERS CHANGES IN DRAINAGE FEE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OUT TO CHANGE THEIR IMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
PIK PROGRAM--PLANTING IS FOR THE BIRDS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT ALFALFA,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.6"
*KEEP SIOUX FALLS BEAUTIFUL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN CUTS OFF ELECTRICITY TO 31,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*ANTI-SEMITISM WON'T END,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
HIGH COURT TO DECIDE FATE OF RC MISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.04, col.4"
*STUDENT STUDIES BRITISH SYSTEM OF GOVT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER WINS AWARD FROM GANNETT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*S DAKOTANS QUALIFY FOR OLYMPIC TRIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FARMERS GO FACE TO FACE WITH MONEY LENDERS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOBILE SOUTH DAKOTANS DON'T STRAY FAR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN AWARENESS DAYS SET,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
SECRETARIES' DAY BANQUET PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
TREES PLANTED FOR ARBOR DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
"CHARITY DINNER, DANCE IS APRIL 27","Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
CHILDREN'S HOME REUNION SET,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
POW WOW HONORS MENARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
THRESHOLD BEGINS NEW SESSIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*VICTIM'S FOSTER SON ACCUSED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WENT TO FAR WHEN HE BARRED RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE WENT TOO FAR WHEN HE BARRED RETRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SALE NEGOTIATIONS FOR COLLEGE BEGIN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2ND TEA OFFICIAL ADMITS TO AFFAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JOBS SAFE DESPITE MERGER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
HEARING TO DECIDE {dollar}4 PHONE INCREASE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
STATE'S LAST TO PICK DEM DELEGATES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
NEW PINE RIDGE GOAL WORTH (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
FORMER TRIBAL PRESIDENT MAY RUN FOR SENATE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE SAYS COUPLE HAD NO REASON TO SUE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LAWYERS ARGUE FOR NEW TRIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION ENDORSES BOND,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
REGENTS WILL DISCUSS FACULTY CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VANDERPAN RUNNING FOR LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*BELL HOPES REAGAN WILL HELP HIM,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAWYER MAY RUN FOR PROSECUTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*VOLESKY WILL SEEK THIRD TERM IN LEGISLATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FARMER IMPRISONED FOR SELLING GRAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NEW MESABA AIR FARE IS CHEAPER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PARTY TO CONTACT DEMOCRATS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
STATE'S ATTORNEY SEEKS SAME JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
2 EVENTS TO HONOR OUTGOING SDSU PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MONDAY IS DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ROSEBUD SIOUX HIRE CONSULTANT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
YANKTON COUNTY MAY ASK FOR DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1984, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
*HAZEL O'CONNOR DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW BUYS 43-ACRE COUNTY FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS DEMAND ANSWERS ON HOOPS' PAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SHERWOOD FACES MURDER CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*AUGUSTANA PERFORMS OPERAS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*BORGLUM CARVED A CONTROVERSIAL LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
REAGAN'S INSENSITIVITY COMES THROUGH AGAIN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
RUTTY STREET BRINGS ADVENTURE TO CITY LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
ABORTION MOVIE SLANTED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
HIGHWAY TO BE RESURFACED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
SF PASTOR FRIESTH ON TRAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*IF THE WINE ISN'T FINE...,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BEACH BOYS SET TO PERFORM AT STATE FAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRAINAGE LAW IS CLEAR AS MUD,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
KUNDERT TO SAY TODAY IF SHE'LL RUN FOR GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
8 RESIDENTS SWORN IN AS GRAND JURY MEMBERS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FLAP OVER HOOPS RESIGNATION DRAGS ON,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*ROST AND BARKER'S LAST MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
WATER BOARD RE-ELECTS 11 OF 12 DIRECTORS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BOARD CALLS FOR CLEANUP OF CONTAMINATION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EDUCATION PETITION HALFWAY THERE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"FIRE IN LENNOX HOME WAS ARSON, OFFICIAL SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNMENT-CHANGE GROUP TO TALLY SIGNATURES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"IT'S HOT, DRY AND FIREFIGHTERS ARE NERVOUS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"KITCHEN FIRE CAUSES {dollar}5,000 IN DAMAGE TO HOME","Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SELF-EMPLOYED ELIGIBLE FOR JOB RETRAINING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WORKERS HOPE TO DOUSE KYLE FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
STUDENTS WHO MISSED TEST OWE AN ANSWER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"SNOW, RAIN CAUSE MORE WOES IN SD","Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*ALL EYES ON THE CIRCUS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAKE RESIDENTS TRY TO SHORE UP,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
SANDBAGGING WON'T HURT MINNEHAHA COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
"*MAGIC MAN, CHAD BOESE","Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MOLIERE'S 'SCHOOL' DELIGHTS STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*KITT TO BRING OWN STYLE TO CONCERT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
LA SERTOMA SUPPORTS THRESHOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SALVATION ARMY GRATEFUL TO SERTOMA,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
WRESTLING FUNDS DIABETES RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
SERTOMA DONATES TO CAMPER FUND,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
VOLUNTEER WEEK RIBBONS PREPARED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
YWCA GRATEFUL TO ITS VOLUNTEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
LETTING CITY 'GO TO THE DOGS' (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MEMORIAL IS A TOUCHING TRIBUTE (YEAGER),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TAX ON IMPORTED OIL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
NICARAGUA IS RUSSIAN VIETNAM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HUNKING SHOULD RUN AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
GROUP WANTS USD BASEBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SWIM TEAM HELPS MEMBERS ATTAIN GOALS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*LAUGHING ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COOPER SET FOR GALL BLADDER SURGERY NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DOMENICI TO STUMP CITIES FOR ABDNOR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPERT WARNS AGAINST BUG SPRAY PHONE SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEGION DISTRICT CONVENTION ELECTS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NICOLAY WANTS ANOTHER TERM IN STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OIEN WILL SEEK FIFTH TERM IN STATE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POTENTIAL FARM-DEBT DISASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"STORM KNOCKS OUT PHONE SERVICE, COMPUTERS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*POLL SHOWS ABDNOR WITH LEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
JUDGE ALLOWS MALL RENOVATION TO PROCEED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
KNEIP QUESTIONS DEMOCRATIC PARTY COURAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
ABDNOR WANTS CANADIAN BEEF IMPORTS HALTED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BEACH BOYS SET FOR SECOND FAIR APPEARANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DRUG PROBE CENTERS IN SOUTH CENTRAL SD,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KIDS PROGRAM WILL FINGERPRINT CHILDREN TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MACY'S INVITES MADISON HIGH BAND TO PARADE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NATIONAL CHAMBER TO ENDORSE ABDNOR TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPRING FIRE HYDRANT FLUSHING TO CONTINUE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT CLARIFIES DRUNKEN DRIVING STATUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
JUSTICES UPHOLD MURDER VERDICT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
PERMITS LAWSUITS AGAINST LOCAL GOVERNMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
*BOAT CRASH KILLS 1,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*FARMERS PLANT TOWARD HARVEST OF DEBT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AUTHORITIES SEEK MAN AFTER SLAYING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*EASTER'S HOPE HELPS FAMILY DEAL WITH LOSS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
TAKING AWAY DEATH'S STING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
GLOOM & DOOM GIVING AWAY TO OPTIMISM (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
QUARRY WOULD HAVE NEGATIVE AREA IMPACT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TV SHOULD CARRY ALL TOURNEYS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
WEAPON PLANT THREAT TO HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
JOSTEN FAIRNESS QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
VALLEY SPRINGS OFFERS GOOD LIFE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
*JACKSON'S ABILITY TO SEND MESSAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
CBS REPORTER CARES ABOUT INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*SIX RECORDS SHATTERED IN CORN PALACE RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FLAGMAN HAS ADDED INTEREST IN TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*HUSET SPEEDWAY GREETS SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
*SPIRIT LAKE COMPANY MAKES SPLASH,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
*TRANSMITTERS HELP TRACE HABITS OF RIVER WALLEYE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
2 NABBED FOR GILLNETTING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
"FISH SCENTS HAVE ADVOCATES, CRITICS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
*TWO CITIES NAMED SIOUX,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"FARM HOTLINE GETS {dollar}1,500 FROM FORMER HURON MAN","Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
"SD GOING UP, FARMERS DOWN","Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*PENMARCH PLACE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DEBRA WEBER, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
MATH TEACHER UP FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
S AFRICAN OFFICIAL TO SPEAK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOLS PICKED FOR VISITS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
WATERTOWN MAN IS HONORED TEACHER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*HOLIDAY HUNT MIXES CHILDREN & EGGS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
SMALL COMMUNITY BIG ON ITS TREES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
STATE MAINTAINS BRIDGE INSPECTION ROUTINE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
TRADE FAIR TO FOCUS ON EDUCATION IMPACT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"*DAY SERVES UP SUN, SAND","Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
"SHEEP LAW HURTS RANCHERS, GROUP SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.01, col.6"
AGRICULTURE OFFICIAL WARNS OF PESTICIDE SALES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
CORPS SHOULD SPEND RIVER MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
COUNCIL WRESTLES WITH VOTE ON OBSCENITY RULE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
GROUP CRITICIZES FMHA DIRECTORS REMARKS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
BYRON DALE APPEAL DENIED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
PEACE GROUP TO GATHER AT BASE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.3"
EVIDENCE GETS LOST IN THE MAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1987, sect.E, p.02, col.6"
BADLANDS ENDORSEMENT GOOD NEWS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CALVARY WON'T MOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
COMMISSIONERS OK WATER STUDY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
SD LAWMAKERS APPROVE OF ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
CANNOT BE SITTING DUCKS FOR IRAN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PAPERS INCREASE RATES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
SESSIONS HELP PARENTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
BOOKS IN DEMAND IN SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS CLUB INSTALLS OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*CRANE TO RUN AGAIN FOR SCHOOL BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*HURLEY FARMER SEEKS STATE HOUSE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COWBOY CONFERENCE SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SISSETON TEEN DIES IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SUIT AGAINST REALTY WILL GO TO TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICKELSON SEEKS FEDERAL SUPPORT FOR PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PERMIT COMPLEXITY FOR STORAGE OF WASTE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"SKYWALK COULD EXCEED {dollar}550,000","Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A NEW LOOK,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
STUDENT EDITOR OUSTED BY SENATE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
ALCOHOL BLAMED IN FATAL ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
OFFICIALS READY TO WORK WITH STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DON'T HAVE CONTROL OVER LAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
YOUTH TREATMENT CENTER TO OPEN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
*CHIPPER SWING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
LOCAL MAN HAPPY WITH FINISH,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA NETS TWO PREP STARS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
*FIRED PRISON OFFICIAL SUES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*OUTAGE DARKENS DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BLACKOUT NEARLY FORCES 'ARGUS' TO PRINT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
BLACKOUT TURNS BACK CALENDAR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*HOWARD JOHNSON CHEF TO PREPARE CANCER LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*SINGER RABBITT TO GIVE CONCERT IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
CHAPTER OF CHEFS' SOCIETY INITIATED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
OPPOSITION TO DUMP SHOULDN'T BE IGNORED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"PARENTS SHOULD SHOW KIDS LOVE, GUIDANCE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN PERIL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MAN ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING AT TEENS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MORRELL SHEEP KILL TO RESUME MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
PRESSLER TO TESTIFY FOR LABORATORY FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
SIOUX FALLS MAN GETS PRISON TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*TAKING THE LION OUT FOR A WALK,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
HOMEOWNERS GRIPE ABOUT DUST,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
MINING FIRM MORTGAGED FOR {dollar}10 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
*CHURCHES TO RECOGNIZE WOMEN'S CONTRIBUTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
TEENS IN FATAL CRASH FACE DRINKING CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
WARRANT ISSUED FOR INMATE WHO WAS RELEASED EARLY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
STATE WORKERS USE FOOD STAMPS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
NEVADA FIRM WANTS TO BRING MORE TO SD,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.12, col.2"
*1964 OLYMPIC CHAMPION TO BE HONORARY REFEREE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
CITY LAWYER FEATURED IN 'USA TODAY',"Argus LeaderApr 19 1989, sect.A, p.14, col.4"
*SHOPOWNERS--WORK TEARS INTO BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COURT OK'S WIDER BAN ON CHILD PORN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EUROPEAN-STYLE LUXURY HOTEL PLANNED FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*LOBBYING EPISODE FORCES TO EXPLAIN ACTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--LITHUANIA'S BID FOR FREEDOM,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DAIRY PRODUCERS NEED JOHNSON'S BILL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
PRESIDENT SHOULD OFFER LITHUANIA MORE SUPPORT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*RON HOLIEN WINS FRIENDS WITH HIS WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TORNOW'S TALENT BREATHES LIFE INTO PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*VOLUNTEERS PLAY VITAL ROLES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
ANHYDROUS AMMONIA TANK LIFTED UPRIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE ANGRY WITH VA FUNDS DENIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE CONFERENCE FOR ELDERLY SET FOR MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
UTICA MAN KILLED IN HIGHWAY 50 CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WATER BOARD ELECTS HANSON AS PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 MEN SOUGHT IN ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARENA MANAGERS WANT MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEW HEART GIVES MAN A CHANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TEEN TO PLEAD NO CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*END OF ROPE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*MUENSTER OUTLINES REFORMS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RUSHMORE PLANS TO RELOCATE SHOP,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"SPILLS, LEAKING TANKS TACKLED BY SEMINAR","Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BRANDON COUNCIL SETS WATERING RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MICKELSON SAYS STATE CAN SHARE WATER COSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RURAL MAYORS' GROUP TO DISCUSS WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DEVELOPMENT GROUP PLANS TO MEET TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
INDUSTRY FAIR SCHEDULED FOR ELK POINT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY STUDIES 25 PERCENT CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WASHINGTON GROUP SAYS INCOME TAX GOOD MOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
FAIRNESS IS COMMISSION'S NUMBER 1 GOAL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*KNOXVILLE CEREMONY HONORS WOLFGANG,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
AGENCY SEES WHEAT PRODUCTION RISE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
OLDEST ACTIVE FARMERS CITED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
STATE'S AGRICULTURAL RANKINGS IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1990, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
*HOUSE ON THE MOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JOBS GROWTH BOOSTS PER-CAPITA INCOME,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TALK CHEAP, BUT ACTION WILL COST MONEY","Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATE SHOULD LEARN MORE ABOUT BURNING (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'ARGUS' EXPLOITED BOETEL TRAGEDY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
CHILD ABUSERS NEED STIFFER PRISON TERMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
ARTICLE BRINGS BACK FAWICK MEMORIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
TREATY GAVE HITLER OPPORTUNITY FOR POWER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*LOCAL ARTIST ASKS AGAIN--'WHAT IS ART',"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LESLYE ORR COMES HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YOUNGSTERS NEEDN'T APPLY TO THIS TROUPE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
ACCUSED IMPOSTER OFFERED PLEA BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NEEDED TO FORM A HEART,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RUBBISH CAN BE DUMPED FOR FREE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF MAN INDICTED IN ASSAULT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHADE TREES OFFERED FOR JOINING FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"SNOW EXPECTED IN HILLS, LEMMON, BUFFALO AREAS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CITY SCOFFS AT REPORT'S FINDINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*KNOWS BIGGEST OBSTACLE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*THE CIRCUS COMES TO TOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*ANDERSON ASSISTANT, DISPATCHER SEEK JOB","Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
TRAGEDY STRIKES FAMILY TWICE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN UNIT TO HEAD BACK SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
AIRMAN AND SOLDIER OF YEAR TO BE CHOSEN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PANEL CONSIDERS LIMIT ON MINING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
TO HOST 'OPERATION THANKS',"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOTTO CHALLENGE IS FIRST FOR LOTTO AMERICA,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
STUDENTS TO COMPETE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
*MAN WANTS TO BREAK MYTH THAT PET SNAKES ARE BAD,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
JURY CONVICTS OGLALA TRIBE'S EX-POLICE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PAST RECORD DIDN'T EXCLUDE BUS DRIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
STATE MULLS PLANS FOR EMPTY SILOS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
*A TASTE OF VICTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON HOLD DAIRY HEARING","Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
"*FAIRCHILD, IBM EXECUTIVE TALK","Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.2"
SCHEELS PLANS FOR 2ND STORE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.D, p.07, col.6"
*EARTH DAY HEIGHTENS AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1991, sect.N, p.01, col.2"
*READERS REVEAL PRIDE OF SD,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TREE IS REMINDER OF DECEASED SON,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"TO STOP GIVING FLOUR TO SCHOOLS, RESERVATIONS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MASURS DRIVEN TO FINISH BATTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
MASURS DRIVEN TO FINISH AMBULANCE BATTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
READERS RECALL BRANCHES FROM THEIR PAST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"30,000 TREES SHADE SF STREETS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*MAN SAVED RED MAPLE FROM AX,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
CARETRAUM LICENSE SHOULD BE REVOKED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HARTFORD LUCKY TO HAVE GOOD EMERGENCY CARE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
MORE JOBS NEEDED IN RURAL COMMUNITIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
'THUG' IS DEROGATORY TERM FOR INMATES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.2"
READER RESENTS LABEL THAT SHE IS 'LOW-INCOME' (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
DASCHLE SAFEGUARDS RIGHTS OF HUNTERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
DON'T LET BUNGLE STOP UNITED WAY SUPPORT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.4"
HYPOCRITES BELONG IN THEIR OWN CLOSETS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
TUMOR REGISTRARS OBSERVE SPECIAL WEEK (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.5"
*JOHNSON TO UNVEIL RE-ELECTION PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
FEDERAL GRANT TO GO FOR TB CONTROL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GARDEN PROJECT GEARED FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAYOR DECLARES WEEK FOR YOUTH TEMPERANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ALL EARS AND READY TO HOP TO IT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COUNTIES CONSIDER REGIONAL 911 SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LOOPHOLE IN LAW ALLOWS ANIMAL ABUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
FOUR AWAIT TRIAL ON CRUELTY CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*SAVING OLD BUILDINGS AT YANKTON CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
STRICTER RULES AIM TO KEEP FEEDLOT WASTE CONTAINED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
KOREA INVITES SD TO WORLD EXPOSITION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PANEL PROPOSES CUT IN CUSTER PARK FEE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WILDLIFE HABITAT OFFICE MOVES TO BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WINNER MAN ADMITS TO ASSAULT CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"*PARTY HOUSE T-SHIRTS HOT, STUDENT SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
IOWA PROFESSOR NAMED TO TRIBAL APPEALS COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HOYT'S TAXPAYERS CALL STATE'S OFFER BLACKMAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
WILD HORSE REFUGE OWNER PLANS...,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
YANKTON HOSPITAL LOOKS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.3"
*SD COLLEGES REAP BENEFITS FROM BROOKLYN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MARATHON WINNERS LEARN TO LOVE FEEL OF THE ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SMELT RUN GOOD FOR SALMON ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
*RACING COMMUNITY OPENS HEART TO WOLFGANG,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PUBLIC RADIO HEAD TO SPEAK MONDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
STATE HORSE FAIR PLANNED FOR MAY 9,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*CITY ABSORBS RURAL COUSINS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
*IT'S TOUGH TO TELL WHO'S A HERO,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*CALIFORNIA A NICE PLACE TO TOUR IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.F, p.02, col.1"
*UNSUNG HEROES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*AESOPH DREAMED IT UP 5 YEARS AGO,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.02, col.4"
*FITZ TELLS STUDENTS TO GET INVOLVED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.03, col.2"
SPECIAL TEACHERS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.03, col.2"
*LEITHEISER DISHES OUT KINDNESS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.04, col.2"
*ROLLINGER ENJOYS THE CUSTOMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.05, col.2"
*OFFICER KNOWN AS GOOD SPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.07, col.2"
"*AT 60, COACH TACKLES NEW JOB","Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.08, col.2"
"*SEVERSON SEES JOYS, SORROWS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.11, col.3"
"*SIMONS GIVES TIME, ENERGY","Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.11, col.3"
*LETTER CARRIER LIVES BY THE CLOCK,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.12, col.2"
*ARTIST'S CULTURE IS HIS ART,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.13, col.2"
"*JUDGE, 34, ENJOYS JOB'S CHALLENGES","Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*DISC JOCKEY LOVES TO JOKE AROUND,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.14, col.3"
*SPEECH CHANGED PASTOR'S LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.15, col.2"
*FAN WON'T FORGET DAY WITH YANKEES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1992, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
*SDSU ATHLETE DIES AFTER POLE-VAULTING ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*SMALL SCHOOLS NEED STUDENTS TO KEEP FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*OUT FOR A SUNDAY CLIMB,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY FACES BUILDING BOOM,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WOMEN IN MILITARY DESERVE BIGGER ROLE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*PANAMA TROOPS SHOULD ALTER FOCUS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*INDIANS ARE SLOWLY MENDING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.6"
*ETHANOL WOULD PUMP MONEY INTO SD ECONOMY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*PETROLEUM COUNCIL OPPOSES USE OF SUBSIDIZED ETHANOL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
STORY ON PANAMA TRIP NEEDED DIFFERENT SLANT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CLINTON TAX INCREASE WILL PROMOTE GAYS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MICKELSON TO HOLD HEALTH CARE FORUMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LUTHERAN SERVICES DIDN'T DESERVE BAD PRESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"IT'S A SIN TO HARASS, HUMILIATE OTHER RACES (L)","Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
KIWANIS AVENUE WORK TO START WEDNESDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NEW LEADER ELECTED FOR TOWNSHIP GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE HARASSMENT ALLEGED IN MILBANK,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
THREE MORE FACE VANDALISM CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*ARTS CENTER WOULD BE TREMENDOUS OPPORTUNITY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*NEWCOMERS BAND TOGETHER IN ENGLISH CLASS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SKI CLUB'S PRIVATE LAND TAKING FORM,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
KEEP OFF THE GRASS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*WASHINGTON REPORTERS TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HUMANITIES COUNCIL SELECTS NEW CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX CITY MAN ADMITS DEALING DRUGS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SUIT DISMISSED AGAINST RODEO,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FALLING FROM ABOVE--CENTRAL FIRE STATION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MAN WANTS FRIEND ON MEMORIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
STATE BOARD HOPES TO DOUBLE ECONOMIC IMPACT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
KENNEDY CARD FIND ATTRACTS INTEREST,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"KKK NEWSPAPERS, CARDS ILLEGALLY PUT IN MAILBOXES","Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*HOMEOWNERS CAN OBJECT TO VALUATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*AUGUSTANA TIPS MORNINGSIDE IN TITLE GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A PROM TO REMEMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*WHAT DOES YOUR FUTURE HOLD? CONNECT THE DOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE: ERIC CARLSON OF RENNER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YAC PROFILE: ERIC CARLSON OF RENNER,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING SUSPECT FREED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WARM WEATHER HAS STATE'S FARMERS READY TO ROLL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*BROKAW RECALLS LEGACY OF AN OLD FRIEND,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSION DELAYS LAST FRONTIER VOTE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
MEMORIAL DEDICATION SET TODAY IN PIERRE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.5"
MANAGEMENT FIRM DESERVES CHANCE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*NAMING SCHOOL AFTER MICKELSON WOULD BE TRIBUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"MORRELL BLED WORKERS, NOW WANTS MORE AID (L)","Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
TAKE TIME TO DISCUSS BECOMING A DONOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
STATE DOLLARS PAYING FOR OFFICER'S DEFENSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
"PARK POOL TO HOLD 1,000 SWIMMERS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN ADMITS SELLING COCAINE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
45 TO GRADUATE FROM TURN ABOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD JOB FAIR FOR TEACHERS PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JUVENILES ACCUSED IN BEATING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SYMPHONY SERENADE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
POLICE NAB WOMAN IN FIRST LADY'S PURSE THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*KEEGAN TO FOCUS ON BUDGET IN FIRST DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"NEW HOME COST FUELS SHORTAGE, OFFICIAL CLAIMS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RADIO STATION DEAL FAILS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DELANO TO CHANGE PRISON OVERSIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HOUSING PROJECT IN HURON DRAWS FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SEX CASES NEED MORE PRIVACY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
PROFESSOR-CANDIDATE DEFENDS KEEPING PAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CITIZENS REACT TO REVAMPING CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*A VIEW FROM ABOVE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*2 MORE SENATORS DROP FROM LEADER RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PUC MUST OK SALES BY US WEST,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*HARTFORD ROLLOVER SPILLS TAR,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
ADVOCACY GROUP FORMING TO HELP URBAN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
BIA HEAD BLASTS CLINTON HEALTH CUTS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*GARRETSON FIRM USES SOY FUEL,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*FINICKY TOMS RUIN THRILL OF SPRING HUNT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORE BABIES NEED THEIR SHOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*SNOW CLOSES HIGHWAYS, DOWNS POWER LINES","Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*HOME BUILDERS POSITIVE DESPITE DROP,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
HAWKEY PROBE HAS GONE ON TOO LONG (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
YWCA LEADERSHIP AWARDS SERVE TO INSPIRE GIRLS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.1"
SEMI-AUTOMATICS MADE TO KILL HUMAN BEINGS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
CONSTITUTION CONTAINS BALANCED-BUDGET CLAUSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.3"
GIEBINK SPECIALIZES IN RISKY PREGNANCIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.4"
USURP ALL PARENTAL GUIDANCE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.A, p.12, col.5"
BAR PATRONS TACKLE MAN WITH FAKE GUN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MAN SAYS SHOTS FIRED WHILE HE DROVE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TRIBUTE ESTABLISHED TO TERRY MCGOVERN,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS ORGANIZE RALLY FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*CITY, COUNTY LIBRARIES TO MERGE","Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*A VOLCANIC EVENT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SEVERE-WEATHER SEASON UNDER WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*JUDGE WILL CONSIDER BAILEY'S STATE OF MIND,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE EMPLOYEES BEGIN TELEPHONE-USE POLICY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*TEACHERS TO GET PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS WOMAN ENTERS PLEA TO DRUG POSSESSION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BROOKINGS RESIDENT REAPPLIES FOR CITY BEER LICENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRANDON STUDENTS OBSERVING EARTH DAY ANNIVERSARY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
BROOKINGS EX-EMPLOYEE PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*DEUBROOK HIGH SCHOOLS' FUTURE SPECIAL MEETING TOPIC,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*LENNOX DISTRICT PURSUES SPORT COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DECISION ON DAM DELAYED--MADISON,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
DRUG-USE SURVEY SHOWS INCREASED EXPERIMENTATION,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*SAID VOWS WHILE HOSPITALIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*SOUTH DAKOTA 4-H ENROLLMENT GROWING,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
BAR-CODE USERS MAY GET POSTAL BREAK,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
EARNINGS INCREASE 1.9 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.4"
"FEWER WORKERS FILE FOR COMP, SURVEY SHOWS","Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
GOP IS SHORT ON 100 DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BEHIND-THE-SCENES POLITICAL ACTIVITY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TAKING HIS JOB OF FUND-RAISING SERIOUSLY,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*SIX WOMEN ARE HONORED FOR LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
RELATIVES HELP COOK BRING HOME THE TASTES OF INDIA,"Argus LeaderApr 19 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
TEACHERS REJECT PAY-RAISE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS REJECT PAY-RAISE PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WAYS TO BREAK OPEC'S HOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OIL FIRMS FLOUT PRESIDENT-GOVERNOR ERRS IN LAND STAN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
"ETHIC NEEDED IN HUNTING DOVES, OTHER WILDLIFE","Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
FUTURE LOOKS GOOD FOR SFC,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEE MCSTRAVICK 'FEELS TREMENDOUS',"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUTURE LOOKS GOOD FOR SFC,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*'SOUTH DAKOTA FOR YOU AND ME' BY 5TH & 6TH GRADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*HAWK APPEARS UNEMOTIONAL WHILE GUILTY VERDICT IS READ,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FRUSTRATION GROWS FOR OPPONENTS OF URANIUM MINING,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"ONLY ONE BUYER TAKES MINN, IOWA CATTLE","Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SIOUX CITY PLANT MAY HAVE BEEN SABATAGED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
QUARTER HORSE ASSOC CLINIC IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SIOUX CITY MAN WITH CANE HELD IN BANK ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TODD WILL GO TO SOVIET UNION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TODD WILL GO TO SOVIET UNION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAKE MITCHELL 9.5 INCHES HIGHER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
MAN ARRESTED ON MURDER CHARGE-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
23 GRADS PICK FAMILY PRACTICE-USD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
POWERLINES HEARING SATURDAY IN BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
23 GRADS PICK FAMILY PRACTICE-USD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"CEMENT PROBLEMS OLD, PANEL NEW","Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DINERS EXPERIENCE HUNGER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
KEEP KITE AWAY FROM TRAGEDY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1979, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
WINGLER STICKS BLAME FOR GOOEY STREET ON STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STATES EYE MISSOURI RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
STATES EYE MISSOURI RIVER WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*A NORMAL LIFE IN ROCK VALLEY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A NORMAL LIFE IN ROCK VALLEY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MARY BORHEK SEEKS CHURCH'S ACCEPTANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*REVUE CAPTURES NOEL COWARD WIT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*GAY LEGISLATOR-OPEN CLOSET DOOR,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*THE ROOM WAS HOT, THE DANCE WAS NOT","Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"*THE ROOM WAS HOT, THE DANCE WAS NOT","Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
LOUIS LOWENSTEIN TO GIVE FINAL QUARTET PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GAS PRICES UP SLIGHTLY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWERLINE PROPOSAL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POWERLINE PROPOSAL REJECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MONTANA FIGHTING FOR RAIL COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JUDGESHIP NOMINEE DEFENDS INVOLVEMENT IN PAST LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
JUDGESHIP NOMINEE DEFENDS INVOLVEMENT IN PAST LAWSUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
OFFICIAL-MINER SHOULD RESIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
HOPPER ATTACK EXPECTED SOON,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIAL-MINER SHOULD RESIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
OFFICIAL-MINER SHOULD RESIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
"A MIXED LOOK, HOPE FOR 80'S (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SD MAY NEVER GET URANIUM MINING REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE GOT A BARGAIN IN HOSPITAL BILLS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SLIGHT FOR 'HAMS' DRAWS A RESPONSE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD MAY NEVER GET URANIUM MINING REQUESTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CORPORATION REPORT DEADLINE NEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HIGHWAY LOAD RESTRICTIONS TO END,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SOME WILL GET HOME DEFECT FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN-USE OIL TAX TO PAY DEBT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN-USE OIL TAX TO PAY DEBT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HAND COUNTY FARMERS CONSIDER TAX BOYCOTT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
AUGUSTANA STUDENT IN SERIOUS CONDITION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
*890 DANCERS END A TWO-MINUTE TAP DANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*SIOUX FALLS LESBIANS INVISIBLE, ACTIVIST SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
KENTUCKY DERBY HISTORY INCLUDES SOUTH DAKOTAN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*NO LOOKING BACK FOR THESE ROAD RUNNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*WIN SOME, LOSE SOME WITH BRITTANY","Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
"*WIN SOME, LOSE SOME WITH BRITTANY","Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*HUETHER ROLLS WITH PUNCHES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*HUETHER ROLLS WITH PUNCHES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*HUETHER ROLLS WITH PUNCHES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
*FROM ROOM TO EMPIRE FOR HOBBY SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.D, p.11, col.1"
GRADUATES GAMBLE ON CAREER PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
GRADUATES GAMBLE ON CAREER PROSPECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
SUMMER JOBS-IT'S NOT TOO EARLY TO APPLY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.D, p.14, col.1"
A SPECIAL SECTION-THE 80'S AND YOU,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
A SPECIAL SECTION-THE 80'S AND YOU,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*'WE CAN BE PROUD...',"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
ENERGY AND ITS LOOMING COSTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*A PLEA TO STOP BEATING UP ON PUBLIC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*A PLEA TO STOP BEATING UP ON PUBLIC SCHOOLS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
SCIENTISTS GAZE AT POLITICAL FUTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
*ALCOHOL FUEL-'WE MUST ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS',"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
*ALCOHOL FUEL-'WE MUST ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS',"Argus LeaderApr 20 1980, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
VET DETAILS LSD EXPERIMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FUTURE UNCERTAIN FOR ABANDONED BABY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FUTURE UNCERTAIN FOR ABANDONED BABY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
SHOPPING AROUND FOR DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOR CLUB INTO THIRD GENERATION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
SHOPPING AROUND FOR DAY CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
'SUE THE B*ST*RDS'--WORTH WEIGHT IN SUBPOENAS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
*CONVERTED 'VOLTSWAGON' RUNS ON ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
87-YEAR-OLD MAN STALKS THE WILDS FOR BIG GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CONVERTED 'VOLTSWAGON' RUNS ON ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
87-YEAR-OLD MAN STALKS THE WILDS FOR BIG GAME,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MADISON ARTIST COMMISSIONED FOR SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
MADISON ARTIST COMMISSIONED FOR SCULPTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
EL RIAD CIRCUS AND GOOD TURN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JUSTICE, FRIENDSHIP NEEDED FOR DIPLOMACY (L)","Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PROGRESS--BITTERSWEET CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
INDIANS RENAME HILLS LAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
INDIANS RENAME HILLS LAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEXUALITY SEMINARS OFFERED FOR TEENS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
'SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE' STAR CALLS STRIKE A SLAP,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*MATHIS TRIAL CAN BEGIN; JURY PICKED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*MATHIS TRIAL CAN BEGIN--JURY PICKED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
OLD MAN WINTER WINS BOUT WITH SD SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
ABDNOR AUCTIONING FARM EQUIPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
CORSICA CHARGES TO BE REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*MYSTICISM AND VISUAL EFFECTS GREAT 'CAT PEOPLE',"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*FATE OF GREEN THUMB HAS SD ELDERLY WORRIED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*SF DISC JOCKEYS LAUGHED ALL THE WAY TO JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ALL PLANTS TO BE INVOLVED IN MORRELL TALKS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP WARNS OF NUCLEAR WAR,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GROUP WARNS OF NUCLEAR WAR EFFECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HOME FOR BROCKHOUSE ANIMALS UPTO VOTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
{dollar}4.7 MILLION TAX SHORTFALL-NEXT TWO YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
TESTIMONY TO BEGIN IN JOHN MATHIS TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
RAPID CITY HELPING HAND (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USED 747S FOR AIR FORCE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
NUCLEAR BOMBS NOW ULTIMATE DESTROYER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
RESIDENT BLASTS COMMISSION OVER ANNEXATION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PARRY SEEKS SENATE SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SANDERSON ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
STATE TO DISTRIBUTE COMMUNITY DEVELOP FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
BODY OF WINNER MAN FOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
HOLOCAUST VICTIMS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
PLANE CRASH VICTIMS FOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
WEATHER OFFICE TO REMAIN CLOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
BN TO RUN NORTH LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.2"
BOUNDARIES DON'T LIMIT JOHN EIDSNESS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FALLS OF BIG SIOUX,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SF MAY GIVE CONTROL OF ZOO TO SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIRTHS INCREASE BUT MORE PEOPLE LEAVE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JUDGE EXPECTS BLAIR PLEA BARGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*ARMED ROBBER STEALS DRUGS FROM MCKENNAN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
*SOME S DAKOTANS HAVE ZIP STATUS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
EDUCATORS HONOR DICE AS TEACHER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*POLICE THANK 9TH GRADER FOR TIP,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INQUIRIES ABOUT SD POUR IN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MUSIC FIRM SUES LEMMON RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NON-HOME CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS DIP,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COUPLE SUSPECTED CONTAMINATION--COLTON,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOTORCYCLES ARE WAY OF LIFE FOR POLICE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITIZENS ORGANIZE TO KEEP COMMISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
NEB BANK GETS GO-AHEAD TO BUY BANK,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MOTORCYCLISTS MUST FOLLOW THESE RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KEEPING SF BEAUTIFUL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
PERPICH BANKING IDEAS BORROWED FROM SD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LAWYER CHALLENGES 6-YEAR-OLD IN SEX CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RELIGIOUS MAGAZINE SPONSORS CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
USED BOOK SALE CONTINUES TODAY AT MALL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CO COMMISSION WILL REVIEW CREDENTIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"STUDENT NEWSPAPER KEEPS {dollar}32,000 BUDGET","Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LOWER BRULE TRIBAL COUNCIL WITHIN RIGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ETSI UNLIKELY TO USE STATE TAX-FREE BONDS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
TAX PROTESTERS MEAN MORE WORK FOR IRS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WATER DEBATE SLOWS MISSISSIPPI RIVER PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AAA RAILROAD WINS BID TO RESTORE RAIL LINE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SCIENTISTS SEARCH FOR RARE SPECIES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SNITCH LINE WORKS SELL--AUDITOR SAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SNITCH LINE WORKS WELL--AUDITOR SAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*OLYMPIAN NELSON INDUCTEE INTO RELAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*BEEF COOK-OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1983, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
FINANCING THE CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MONEY TROUBLE POSSIBLE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*MOTORISTS PLAY POTHOLE ROULETTE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*BRIGHTER FOR PAY-CABLE PROGRAMMING,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MAGAZINE PUBLISHES TEEN'S STORY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
'WELCOME HOME'--SMALL-TOWN NATIVES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EDWARD ALBEE IS FEATURED GUEST,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*FOR THE DEFENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE ARRIVES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES NEEDS VOLUNTEERS FOR WALK,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE DOESN'T WANT TO MAKE A PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 BOOKSELLERS ASK JUDGE TO DISMISS LIBEL SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BELL NEEDS TO MAKE MORE MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
CITY RIGHT IN TRIMMING SALARY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HOMEWORK FOR REAGANS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"JURY CAN'T REACH VERDICT, MAN GETS NEW TRIAL","Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN STILL WANTS JURY TRIAL FOR PARKING TICKET,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 ARRESTED AFTER INDICTMENTS ON CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*MURDER INVESTIGATION ENTERS 2ND WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
MAYOR BALKS AT JUNK FROM CHEMICAL FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
PLAN STRATEGY FOR CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
LAND GROUP GETS PARTIAL OK FOR CHEMICALS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
DIESEL FUEL SUPPLIES EXPECTED TO BE ADEQUATE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
IMPROVEMENTS MAY BE MADE AT TWO LAKES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"MEIERHENRY, ATTORNEYS GENERAL TO TOUR JAPAN","Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SERIES OF HIT-AND-RUN ACCIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
YANKTON COUNTY WON'T ASK FOR DISASTER AID,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
KLAASSEN WILL ATTEND AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SOUTH DAKOTA'S TRIPLETT OUT TO PROVE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
SHERWOOD NOT ALLOWED TO ATTEND FUNERAL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS RATIFY HOOPS' AGREEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
1 INJURED AS TWISTERS RIP ACROSS SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GIRL SCOUTS HONOR TROOP LEADERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
FEDERAL JUDGE SERVES SILLY DISH OF LIBEL HASH (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
REAGAN REMARKS SHOW SHOCKING CALLOUSNESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*YWCA IS MEETING NEW CHALLENGES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
HERE'S WAY TO HELP FARMERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LEAVE SEAT BELTS OPTIONAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
*THERE'S NOTHING TO FEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
*'I'M DIPPING INTO RUN FOR GOVERNOR',"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*OLDIES BUT GOODIES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CEREMONIES FOR VETERANS MEMORIAL TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HIGH COURT SUSPENDS 3 LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TEACHER MOVES TO THE HEAD OF THE CLASS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
FOUR-COUNTY DRUG BUST,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LEGISLATURE WAS GOOD TO VICTIMS OF CRIME,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
DEFENDANT IN COCAINE TRIAL RESISTS DELAY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE--JANKLOW WAS RIGHT TO REJECT GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LOCAL MAN CHARGED WITH 3RD-DEGREE BURGLARY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RADIO PROGRAM TO HELP FIGHT WORLD HUNGER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STATE LIBRARY PLANS FUND-RAISING WORKSHOP,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DRUG DEALER'S PRISON TERM UPHELD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FIRE HAS BEEN TAMED--KYLE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*CORNER DRUGSTORE TAKES OVER A BLOCK,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.3, p.01, col.1"
*RELIEF FROM THE RAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW CUTS CORNERS ON CAMPAIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FIRM CONSIDERS STATE AS PLACE FOR DISPOSAL SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
CANDIDATES SHOULD GIVE ELECTORATE MORE CREDIT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REAGAN MUST WORK HARDER ON DIPLOMACY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BOMBING LIBYA IMMORAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
FRANCE LET US DOWN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
REAGAN PICKS VIOLENCE AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MEDIA IGNORE THE STORY OF AMERICAN INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*RECORDS BLOWN AWAY AT CORN PALACE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS FACE INCREASING THREATS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PREPS SHOOT FOR 3,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*HEIDELBAUER CALLS ACCEPTED BY WATERFOWL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
*DRIVERS GET THEIR WAY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BONESTEEL MAN DIES IN NEBRASKA ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ECONOMIST SEEKS INFORMATION ON FARMLAND,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAUGHTER RETURNS TO TROUBLED FARM COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NASA SHUTTLE OFFICIALS TO SPEAK AT SDSU,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LATE IN FILING CANDIDACY STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CANDIDATES SET TO ATTEND RETAILER MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK TO SD DISABLED VETERANS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOP HOPEFULS EXPECTED TO BE IN FLANDREAU,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MAN CONVICTED IN TRAFFIC DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"WHEAT FEES ADDED UP TO {dollar}100,000 IN RESEARCH","Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN HEADLINE PROMPTS RECALL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WATER BOARD TO ADDRESS AREA FLOOD PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
ABDNOR PULLS FOR HIS POLL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
BOY HONORED FOR SAVING BROTHER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SURVEY TALLIES LAWMAKERS' ATTENDANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*ONE MEMORABLE NIGHT OF HEAVEN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
IRENE LURA'S DESERT RECIPES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1986, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
"*WHAT COLTON DOESN'T HAVE, IT DOESN'T WANT","Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CITY TORCHES 54-YEAR-OLD TEMPERATURE MARK,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
VOLUNTEERS ARE TRULY COMMUNITY'S TREASURE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
TV OFFERS GOOD ALZHEIMER'S PORTRAYAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"BRADLEY BILL MODERATE, FAIR (L)","Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LAW GUARANTEES GUN RIGHTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
SCHOOL VALUES MAY BE WRONG (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
CITY TURNS TRASHCANS INTO CANISTERS OF ART,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW YORK WOMAN IN TOWN WITH MISSION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DENSE SUBJECT GETS STUDY GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MATH TEACHER UP FOR AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*CANCER VICTIM LEAVES LEGACY OF FULL LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*RADIOACTIVE GAS SUSPECTED IN STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SENATE ROLE GIVES MILLER NEW VIEW,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COMMISSION TO LOOK AT CUTTING TAX ON FOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
4 ARRESTED AT ELLSWORTH SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BACHELOR BIDDING TO BENEFIT HEART ASSOCIATION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
EXPERT: STATE'S GENERAL ECONOMY TO IMPROVE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"ORGANIZERS PLAN COUNCIL ON FORAGE, GRASSLANDS","Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"SETTLEMENT FORCES STORE TO CLOSE, OFFICER SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HILLS BILL PUT ON BACK BURNER AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*LINCOLN COUNTY SALES: NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*POLITICAL JOURNALIST WAITS FOR BASEBALL TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1987, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
*CARNAGE CONCERNED CAR CRASH VICTIM,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DRY CONDITIONS THREATEN CROPS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
OSHA NOT ENSURING SAFETY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
JENNY'S LETTER TO THE EDITOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
DON'T LOOK FOR NEW TAXES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
MAN OF RIGHT HAS POINT FROM LEFT (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
RUNNER'S THRILL WELL DESERVED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
*ANDERSON SEEKS COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
JOHNSON DEFEATING VOLK IN MONEY RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER--EROS BEING CUT UNFAIRLY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN IMPROVES AFTER CAR CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TWO INJURED IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MORRELL TO RELOCATE OFFICE IN 'PORKOPOLIS',"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
REHABILITATION CENTER'S ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TEACHERS HOPE CONTRACT TALKS PAY OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MINING PROPOSALS COULD STYMIE FUTURE GROWTH,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BOARD PASSES AIDS EDUCATION PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
DISTRICT COULD GAIN FROM JOINING PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON FEARS IMPACT OF MEASURE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
STATE TO SET POLICY ON SEAT BELTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
GROUNDWATER TO BE TESTED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.4"
FORMER SDSU ENGINEERING PROFESSOR DIES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*COOK LEARNED HER LESSONS WELL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BEEF BUNDLES RECIPE WINS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
CHOREOGRAPHER RECEIVES BUSH FELLOWSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
CHRISTENSEN CHOSEN FOR NATIONAL MUSIC CAMP,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
PARTICIPANTS SELECTED FOR GIRLS STATE IN MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
STUDENTS CHOSEN FOR LEADERSHIP SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
USD ARTISTS RECEIVE SD ARTS COUNCIL GRANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*AXTELL PARK COUNSELOR HONORED BY PEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
LOCAL MEN WIN AT DAKOTA HISTORY CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
SPELLING BEE TROPHY NAMED AFTER ANDERSON,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.C, p.09, col.3"
*4 LOCAL ATHLETES HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
FORMER TRACK STAR REACHES GOAL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.3"
NCC VOTES FOR NEW TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1988, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
KSOO OWNER FINDS BUYER FOR EMPIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAUSE OF EAGLE DEATHS DISPUTED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
US WEST ASKS PUC TO LOWER IN-STATE RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--DRUG ABUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
EXPANSION OF STREET PAINFUL BUT JUSTIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
TEACHERS SLANT LOW-WAGE AGRUMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BEING TEACHER IS AN HONOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
"TEAMWORK, COMMITMENT DELIVER PAPER","Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*FARMER FACES PARCHED SOIL WHILE PLANTING,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PTA WORKS TO BOOST EDUCATION EFFORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
EQUIPMENT TEST MAY DISCOLOR CITY WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ROBBERY SUSPECT FOUND NOT GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEMINAR FOR TEENS BEGINS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE BAR HOLDS SEMINAR FOR LAWYERS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
THREE-DAY BOOK SALE BEGINS TODAY IN MALL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TWINS OFFICIAL VISITS SIOUX FALLS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STATE LOAN WILL HELP REOPEN OAT MILL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITIBANK CHIEF GETS NEW BOSS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
EX-EMPLOYEE SUES SCHOOL DISTRICT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
GRASS FIRE KEEPS FIREFIGHTERS BUSY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
POWER PUTS DOWNTOWN BACK IN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*MOVEMENT TO BUILD HOMES FOR POOR,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WHY HOUSING PANEL LEADERS RESIGNED REMAINS A MYSTERY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
WET SPRING HELPING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*HOME LOAN RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
"*WEATHER LIMITS PLANS, HARVEST","Argus LeaderApr 20 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*LOUDMOUTH DJ SAYS GOODBYE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HAWARDEN HOUSE FIRE KILLS MOTHER, DAUGHTER","Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TRAVIS SIGNED FOR MAY SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
REPORT--3M TOP POLLUTER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
ABORTION PROTESTERS PLACE BURDEN ON TAXPAYERS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
REMEMBER CANDIDATES' PLEDGES ABOUT REFORM (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
CLEAN UP BIKE PATH LITTER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
GAYS HAVE LIMITED CHOICE OF BEHAVIOR (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
COURTS TOO LENIENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
MANSION HAS MANY VICTIMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SHRINE CIRCUS R-RATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
"JOURNALISTS HAVE RIGHTS, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
RAPE STORY WELL DONE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*LET'S BID DIRECTOR FAREWELL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*BLUESMAN'S TOUR IS JOURNEY OF REDISCOVERY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"*ISLEY BROTHER MOVES TO FRONT, CENTER","Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*MURRAY SERENADES AUDIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
'FREE DISPOSAL DAY' SCHEDULED SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"DASCHLE, JOHNSON OFFER BLACK HILLS BILL","Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN TO JOIN EARTH DAY RALLY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PILOT ANNOUNCES BID FOR DISTRICT 11 SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
VALLEY SPRINGS MAN INDICTED IN ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*AIR AMBULANCE VISITS SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SMITH GUILTY OF VEHICULAR HOMICIDE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BENEFIT FOR PETERS CHILDREN SLATED APRIL 28,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"PROTESTERS CALL PROPOSED BILL SAD, PITIFUL","Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN REACHES AROUND WORLD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GROUNDBREAKING HELD AT TRAINING CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
HILLS FIRE CONTAINED IN 6 HOURS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BUDGET WOES GROUND ELLSWORTH AIR SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"MASS., PINE RIDGE STUDENTS IN EXCHANGE","Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CONSOLIDATION ISSUE GOES TO VOTE IN MAY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
FREE CLEANUP FOR CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"MINE'S DUST, NOISE WORRY SOME","Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SCHOOL BURGLARY HAS OFFICIALS PUZZLED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
HEALTH OFFICIALS URGE MEASLES VACCINATION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
DEADLINE NEARS FOR TAX INITIATIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
TUMBLEWEED TROUBLE HITS MOBRIDGE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.C, p.02, col.6"
*BACKHANDER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
JANKLOW--ECONOMIC GROWTH STARTS AT HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
SD RANKS LOW ON INCOME SCALE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.2"
'SICK' BUILDING COULD LEAD TO WORKERS' ILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
3 OPERATORS PRAISED FOR QUICK RESPONSE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1990, sect.D, p.08, col.5"
*JUDGE OK'S LOTTO CHECK,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*PARTIAL LAWN-WATERING LIMITS AHEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FAMILY DROPS PLANS TO BUILD HOG COMPLEX,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*AIRKRAFT MAKES SLOW AND STEADY ASCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
*ROCK 'N' ROLL BRINGS SPRING TO CAMPUSES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
"1 ACTRESS, 15 VISIONS OF WOMEN","Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.A, p.05, col.6"
DAKOTA WINDS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SLAUGHTER TAKES JOY OUT OF GULF VICTORY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
*LOCAL FANS--BOUT 'GOOD SHOW',"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
*SPRING BRINGS FEW CHANGES FOR DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BOWL CONTINUES TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BUSINESS WOMEN BEGIN CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
POLICE TO CRACK DOWN ON PARKING,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL FOR DEAF TO OFFER SIGN LANGUAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF PLANS ARBOR WEEK EVENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FORM HEART TO KICK OFF SPECIAL WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CAFES SEEK BEER LICENSE APPROVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WEST CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TRIES 'BAND-AID' REMEDY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*NEW IN ALL SAINTS' PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*TO RUN FOR CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
ABERDEEN IMPOSES WATER RESTRICTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CANDIDATE SAYS POLICE WANT BACKGROUND CHECK,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
KEG LIMIT LAW FACES CHALLENGE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PIERRE MAN ARRAIGNED IN TAX FRAUD CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GILMORE HOTEL MAY BECOME HOUSING PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
GUARD UNIT TO RETURN TO RAPID CITY TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
PRELIMINARY HEARING SET IN BUS DRIVER CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
REPORT--PEOPLE LEAVING RURAL COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
TRIBE DEBATES COST OF INDIGENT BURIALS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
FAMILY WANTS PROBE INTO SEPTEMBER 30 ARREST,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*GIVING IT A WHIRL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*TEENS--AIDS 'NOT A THREAT',"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BULK OF CALLERS OFFER SUPPORT FOR CARETRAUM,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*TELL ME THE REAL TRUTH ABOUT COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
AVIATION ACADEMY HAS SUMMER COURSE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
*WHAT TO WEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
*YAC PROFILE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
KEEP NUKE WASTE OUT OF RESERVATION (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EARLY FEMINISTS NOT ABORTION PROPONENTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"THE CHOICE IS BEFORE, NOT AFTER, THE ACT (L)","Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TEAM NICKNAME FUSS NOT THE REAL PROBLEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
SPEAK OUT AGAINST INJUSTICES OF WORLD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
"ACNE OFTEN INHERITED, IT CAN BE CONTROLLED","Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.A, p.11, col.3"
CITY OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS PRISON SITE PROPOSALS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
ELVIS BALLOTING STRONG BUT NOT FANATIC IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PEROT SUPPORTERS PLAN PETITION DRIVE MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN ARMED ROBBERY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*NEW LOTTERY GAME GETS ROLLING,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
THE CARETRAUM CALL IN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FORESTER'S INTEREST TOOK ROOT DURING CHILDHOOD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
AGENCY SEEKS FMHA LOAN FOR YOUTH CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MITCHELL BANKS TO FILE MERGER REQUEST TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
QUAKE STUDY REVISES KILLER JOLT PREDICTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BROKERING BEADWORK,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
CENTER OFFERS PROGRAM FOR GAMBLING ADDICTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
TRIBE STILL DIVIDED OVER CASINO,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*FORMER OFFICIAL TO BE CEMENT PLANT PRESIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
LAND VALUES POPULAR STUDY TOPIC,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
"WITHOUT WILL, STATE DECIDES ESTATE HEIRS","Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*HER VAST FRONTIER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*BUSINESSMEN DELIVERED POWERFUL PUNCH,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*MICKELSON KILLED IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*LIMPING PLANE FELL SHORT OF DUBUQUE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"*REED, DOLLY PURSUED JOBS FOR SD","Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MITSUBISHI TURBOPROPS HAVE HISTORY OF CRASHES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
*THREE BUSINESSMEN LEAVE LASTING LEGACY FOR CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*MICKELSON FOLLOWED DREAM,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*TRAGEDY STUNS SOUTH DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
PEOPLE THOUGHT WORLD OF HIM,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*MILLER BECOMES STATE'S 29TH GOVERNOR,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
STATE MOURNS LOSS OF LEADERS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CARTOON DESERVES FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
HOMOSEXUALITY ISN'T EVERYDAY SITUATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
BRANDON BIKE TRAIL DISCUSSIONS NEEDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
FOUR ARRESTED IN FIGHT WITH POLICE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
INQUEST INTO DEPUTY'S DEATH TO RESUME,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
POLICE SEARCHING FOR PIZZA ROBBER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PRISON ASSAULT PROBE CONTINUES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SPRING PLANTING DELAYED BY WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*A WEEK TO CELEBRATE BOOKS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY HOMEOWNERS' PLEAS FOR RELIEF ON ASSESSMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
EAGLE HATCH 1ST IN 100 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WATERTOWN PETITION NEARS GOAL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
HOT SPRINGS SUSPECT KILLED BY SHERIFF,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
NURSES CONSIDER UNION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
CARE-GIVERS SEMINAR WILL BE IN WAGNER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
FAMILY EDUCATION MEETING IS APRIL 30,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
"TOWNS, TOWNSHIPS FAVOR CLINTON BILL","Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BROOKINGS EXPOSED TO CULTURE FROM 50 COUNTRIES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
PROSECUTOR DEBATES NEW SEX-CRIMES TRIAL FOR COUPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
INDIAN HEALTH DOCTOR DOESN'T HAVE LICENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
MEDICAL RECORDS MUST BE KEPT 10 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
*MENUMASTER TO CLOSE PLANT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
PREMIUM HIKE NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
*LOOKING AHEAD PART OF COPING WITH DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*JACKRABBITS FILL COACHING SPOTS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*PROJECTIONS RUNNING HIGH FOR LAKE OAHE SALMON,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*LAST YEAR'S TORNADOES INCREASE AWARENESS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*UNIVERSITY PLANS STUDY ON STORM PHOBIA,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*AIR CIRCULATION HELPS PREVENT TOMATO BLIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1993, sect.D, p.04, col.3"
*RECALLS SPIRIT OF EIGHT MEN WHO DIED IN CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ADDED TO LIST OF MOST ENDANGERED RIVERS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*KILLING KEEPS POLICE GUESSING,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*YOUNG CHOIR FITTING TRIBUTE FOR MICKELSON,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
*THOUSANDS GATHER FOR CEREMONY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*SD NATIVE BROKAW RECALLS PRAIRIE VALUES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
*RECALLS CRASH VICTIMS AS MEN OF VISION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
POEM RECOUNTS STATE'S PAST,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.03, col.1"
"SUPERINTENDENT HAS BIG JOB, OPPORTUNITY (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE LIMITS PERSONAL CHOICE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
"GAMBLING DOESN'T PAY, 'RESEARCH' FINDS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.1"
MEAN-SPIRITED ATTACK PRINTED IN ARGUS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.2"
*BRIDGES EXAMPLES OF PORK,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.A, p.14, col.3"
YELLOW WATER POSES NO HEALTH THREAT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY MAN DENIES BIGAMY CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MOTEL ROBBER GETS 25 YEARS IN PRISON,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TAKE OUR DAUGHTERS TO WORK DAY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SCHOOL COUNSELOR RATIO UPHELD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FINDING A JOB IN GOLDEN YEARS YIELDS DIVIDENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ARCHITECT CRITICIZES CITY FOR LARGE FIRM BIAS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"HOUSING FUNDING TO HELP CITY, SD","Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
READERS OFFER SUPERINTENDENT TIPS IN FIRST DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
ABDUCTION SUSPECT ARRESTED IN WINNER,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
DANGER OF RABIES GROWS IN SPRING,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ALLEN WANTS JOY TO QUIT NEW DRIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
HARRISBURG SEEKS COMPUTER DONATION,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
YANKTON PROJECT TO BEGIN APRIL 28,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
WOMEN CANDIDATES WARN HILLARD OF CHANCES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
*STUDENTS EXCHANGE A LISTEN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
MITCHELL SLAYING SUSPECT RETURNED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COUNTY TO SELL 12 PIECES OF LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
KENNEL OWNER'S TRIAL UNDER WAY FOR MISTREATMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
CALLERS URGE KEEGAN TO LOOK AT SPENDING,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
PLASTIC CONTAINER MAKERS TO MOVE TO ARKANSAS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
STOCKHOLDERS ASSURED OF PROGRESS IN SELLING COMPANY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
FARMERS TO INVEST IN CORN-PLANT SHARES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.5"
*MUSSELMAN CAN'T FORGIVE PLAYER FOR FLEEING CBA,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PLANS PUT ON ICE FOR A YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*VIKINGS HOLD OFF JACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RACING RADIO SHOW SWITCHES OVER TO KXRB,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*WHEN FAMILY WANTS SECONDS, RECIPE IS SUCCESS","Argus LeaderApr 20 1994, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*ARGUS CARRIER RESCUES ADVENTUROUS 5-YEAR-OLD,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*JUDGE GIVES FIELDS THIRD TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
OUTDOOR SECURITY DIFFICULT AT SIOUX FALLS COURTHOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
CITY SHOULD ALTER ELECTION SCHEDULE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MCNAMARA'S ADMISSION COMES SORROWFULLY LATE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
RENAMING OF PARK A WORTHY PROJECT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
HERE'S HOW COLISEUM COULD OPEN AGAIN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
"JANKLOW ATTENDED MORRELL RALLY, TOO (L)","Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
DEUBROOK SCHOOL SHOULD BE RENOVATED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*KEEPS PERSONAL TOUCH IN OUTFITTING HORSES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CHILD PROTECTION WORKERS HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
*O'GORMAN GRADUATE WINS AIR FORCE HONOR,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.4"
*TURKEY HUNTING CAN ENLIVEN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LICENSE FEE GOES TO FUND PROGRAMS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
REPORT STAYS AT ONE FOR SPINAL MENINGITIS,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
TYNDALL MAN DIES IN FARM ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"{dollar}20,000 IN GOODS TAKEN FROM BUSINESS","Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
GRAMM TO SPEAK AT CAMPAIGN RALLY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
RADIO CALL-IN SHOW BROADCAST ON KSOO,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*OFFICIALS PROTEST INTERSTATE INTERCHANGE PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
"*RAIN, SNOW COMBINE FOR FLOODING","Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*GOVERNOR CALLS SITUATION 'A DISASTER',"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*FRUSTRATED SENATORS MAY BREAK AWAY FROM PARTY,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
DOCTOR PLEADS GUILTY TO COCAINE CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
COURT DATE CONTINUED IN EXPOSURE CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
*ACCUSED STABBER TO APPEAR IN WAKONDA COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.2"
*TOP DOG,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
ISSUE CALL FOR ASSAULT AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
JEFFERSON JACKSON DAY BANQUET MOVES AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.02, col.5"
"*SERVED IN BOTH HOUSE, SENATE","Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*ABORTIONS IN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.03, col.5"
*COMPUTER HELPS STORE PROVIDE SHEET MUSIC FAST,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.2"
CATTLE GRADING REVIEWED,"Argus LeaderApr 20 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.6"
BLIND TO KEEP CONCESSIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIA HEAD VS TRIBE-SHOWDOWN IN OFFING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MCGOVERN RECALLS HISTORY IN DEDICATING SCHOOL SHRINE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
BIA HEAD VS TRIBE-SHOWDOWN IN OFFING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
AREA'S EXCITING LOOK AHEAD-SPECIAL SECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
ARGUMENTS FOR DOVE SEASON BECOMING MORE RIDICULOUS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
DOVE CONSIDERED SONG BIRD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
GASOHOL POSES PROBLEMS WHEN MILLIONS ARE STARVING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.4"
*DAN STEINBERG WAS TIMED AT 14.8 IN WINNING THE 100,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CATTLE FUTURES HIT RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WATERTOWN COUPLE KILLED IN COLLISION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILDLIFE STATUS SOUGHT FOR HILLS AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUCLEAR PROTESTORS TO PRAY IN PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RANCHERS TELL OF CREDIT PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HEW TOPS MINNEHAHA COUNTY FEDERAL FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUADEE RUBBER STRIKE MAY BE OVER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LAKE KAMPESKA NEAR RECORD LEVEL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MCGOVERN-TAX REVOLT CRY FOR JUSTICE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NUCLEAR PROTESTORS TO PRAY IN PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
QUADEE RUBBER STRIKE MAY BE OVER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILDLIFE STATUS SOUGHT FOR HILLS AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RAIL PLAN EXCLUDES STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WIDOW OF SLAIN COP WINS-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
RAIL PLAN EXCLUDES STATE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ARCHITECTS FOUND NEGLIGENT-RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FORMER ARGUS EDITOR NAMED CITIZEN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*THE SKILL OLYMPICS OF THE VOC INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF A,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
*FORMER ARGUS EDITOR NAMED CITIZEN OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"FLOODS DROPPING NEAR MINOT, ND","Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
{dollar}1 MILLION DIVORCE SETTLEMENT TO BARBARA LIEN-RC,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
OASIS GUTTED BY FIRE-HAYES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
8 PERCENT CENGAS HIKE SUSPENDED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MCGOVERN TAKES JABS AT OPPONENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUGUSTANA AWARDED HISTORY GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
AUGUSTANA AWARDED HISTORY GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
FLITTIE JUDGE TO DECIDE ON MOTIONS-BROOKINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
PAUL BOLGER CHARGED IN RAPID CITY MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*(ARTS SEC) HE'S STILL 100 PERCENT WEATHERMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*(AG SEC) SAUGSTADS' EGG FACTORY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*(HERITAGE SEC) OLD FOLKS TELL LIVING STORY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
(BU SEC) INCOME RISE EXPECTEDD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(TOMORROW SEC) EROS DATA SERVES ALL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
"*(OUTDOORS SEC) WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER, GARY ZAHM","Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(TODAY SEC) FORMER GOVERNORS LOOK AT SD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(IND SEC) MT. RUSHMORE DRAWS MILLIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*(AG SEC) ROBERTS WILL USE 'BLUE-RIBBON TASK FORCE',"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(TODAY SEC) RELOCATIONS AT CITY HALL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(TOMORROW SEC) CITY IS PLANNING ITS DEVELOPMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(OUTDOORS SEC) TRAINED DOG IS ASSET IN THE FIELD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(BU SEC) GOOD FINANCIAL YEAR FORESEEN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(OUTDOORS SEC) TRAINED DOG IS ASSET IN THE FIELD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(HERITAGE SEC) PIONEER DESCENDANTS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(IND SEC) AG TANKS TO SPORT BALLOONS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(BU SEC) RETAILERS EXPECT 10 PERCENT HIKES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*(AG SEC) ROBERTS WILL USE 'BLUE-RIBBON TASK FORCE',"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
(BU SEC) INDUSTRY HIRES 465 LAST YEAR IN MINNEHAHA,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
(ARTS SEC) SYMPHONY'S BIG PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
"*(TODAY SEC) JANET AUCH, CITY COMM ASSISTANT","Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(BU SEC) COMPUTER HELPS ALL AMERICAN KEEP TRACK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(TODAY SEC) EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TAKES TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(TODAY SEC) EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TAKES TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(AG SEC) COST CUT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(ARTS SEC) SIOUX FALLS A PROTOTYPE FOR TOURING GUTHRIE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
*(HERITAGE SEC) SOUTH DAKOTA'S EARLY DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
(AG SEC) LUXURY LIVING FOR HORSES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*(IND SEC) NEW CONSTRUCTION AT AIRPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(ARTS SEC) GALLERIES PUSHING LOCAL WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
"*(TODAY SEC) GIRLS, BOYS CLUBS UNDER ONE ROOF","Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(BU SEC) DAYTON'S TRIES TO MAINTAIN AIR OF EXCITEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(TOMORROW SEC) STATE LACKING MONEY FOR REPAIRS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(HERITAGE SEC) THE PHILLIPS HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(AG SEC) ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSES ROLE OF LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(TOMORROW SEC) SIOUX FALLS-ROAD WORKS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*(OUTDOORS SEC) SPORTSMAN'S CLUB HAS A CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
(ARTS SEC) CHARLOTTE CARVER-ENGLAND ARTS FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(TOMORROW SEC) AIRLINE DEREGULATION EFFECTS UNCLEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*(OUTDOORS SEC) JOIN RUN-START TO RUN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*(BU SEC) INTRA-MALL COORDINATION NO EASY TASK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
(ARTS SEC) THE FRIENDS OF OLD TIME MUSIC,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*(BU SEC) MONORAIL SYSTEM CUTS MERCHANDISE HANDLING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
(AG SEC) A RADAR SCOPE MONITORS THE SIOUX FALLS AREA,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.11, col.1"
*(ARTS SEC) DANCERS ARE BECOMING MORE VISIBLE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*(HERITAGE SEC) POOR LIVING CONDITIONS-EAST SF,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*(IND SEC) ATTRACTIVE INDUSTRY CLIMATE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*(TOMORROW SEC) SCHOOL SYSTEM EXPANDS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*(OUTDOORS SEC) MUZZLELOADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
(AG SEC) ENERGY BITE ON FARM CAN BE EASED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
(AG SEC) SOMETHING ABOUT GASOHOL APPEALS TO CONSUMER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*(IND SEC) INDUSTRIAL PARK FILLING FASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*(BU SEC) CAN'T FORCE FASHION DOWN CUSTOMER'S THROAT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
(TODAY SEC) COUNTY TO EXPAND PARKING LOT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*(IND SEC) SELLING CONVENTIONS ISN'T EASY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*(TOMORROW SEC) MCKENNAN STILL GROWING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*(BU SEC) OLD-STYLE SHOP'S OWNER BELIEVES IN DOWNTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
(OUTDOORS SEC) MUNDT REFUGE OFFERS VIEW OF WILDLIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*(TODAY SEC) BAIL BONDSMEN AID,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
*(IND SEC) MIDLAND PLAZA-A MODEL FACILITY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
(TOMORROW SEC) SIOUX VALLEY ADDED 73 BEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
(TOMORROW SEC) REGIONAL OFFICE IN 1981,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
"*(BU SEC) PAPER, INK, AND PEOPLE","Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
*(HERITAGE SEC) RESTORATION CALLS FOR EXTRA PATIENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
(OUTDOORS SEC) YOUR OWN FAULT IF YOU'RE IDLE THIS SU,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
*(TOMORROW SEC) FUTURE OF THE JACK RABBIT BUS LINES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
*(IND SEC) TRUCKING INDUSTRY FIGHTING PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
(TODAY SEC) GAINS & LOSS FOR ENV COMM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
*(HERITAGE SEC) SOLEMS RESTORE HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
*(IND SEC) CATTLEMEN OPTIMISTIC,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
*(OUTDOORS SEC) STATE BIKERS WANT TRAILS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
(TODAY SEC) COUNTY OFFICIALS WARY OF FURTHER DEV,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
*(HERITAGE SEC) MUSEUM DIRECTOR PLANS NEW GOALS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
*(TOMORROW SEC) NEW ERA FOR RAILROADS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
*(BU SEC) ARGUS EXECUTIVES PLAN CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.18, col.1"
*(TODAY SEC) COURT RECORDERS' SCHOOL SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1979, sect.N, p.19, col.1"
CANDIDATES TAKE NOTES ON GETTING VOTES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
ANOTHER HOT DAY PREDICTED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
NATURAL DIETS TO STAY HEALTHY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
"MINNESOTA'S FINE, BUT SD IS NICE TOO","Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.1"
HOFF FAMILY DIET ANYTHING BUT TYPICAL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
HOFF FAMILY DIET ANYTHING BUT TYPICAL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.2"
WHAT YOU ARE EATING MAY BE KILLING YOU,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BRUFLAT SIGNS TO PLAY BASKETBALL AT AUGIE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BRUFLAT SIGNS TO PLAY BASKETBALL AT AUGIE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CANOE CLUB TAKES HONORS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GUN CLUB HONORS CHUCK ROE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
GUN CLUB HONORS CHUCK ROE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"*SKILL, NOT SPEED, TESTS TRAIL BIKERS","Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MEASURES TO PREVENT EROSION URGED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROBATIONARY TEACHERS FACE NONRENEWAL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"CIRCUS DRAWS 40,000","Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY OFFICIALS FIGHT WOMAN'S PROBATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
COUNTY OFFICIALS FIGHT WOMAN'S PROBATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
JURY TO BE CHOSEN FOR MURDER TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CAR QUOTAS NOT IN US INTEREST (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LOW INTEREST LOANS FOR HOMES DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
MURSING PROFESSION NO LONGER GLAMOROUS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
POLITICAL ACTION GROUPS DEFENDED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WHAT COURT SAID IN OAHE RULING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
OFFICERS CHECK CRANE MIGRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SOLAR ENERGY WORKSHOP SET FOR MAY 5,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
DASCHLE BACKING NO ONE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SYMPHONY FALLS SHORT OF ITS GOAL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
JUDGE CONSIDERS 'LIST' LEGALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
WELCOME TO THE CASHLESS SOCIETY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
SCIENTIFIC ADVANCEMENTS LAY AHEAD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
"THE FUTURE OF EDUCATION, COMPUTERS CLOSELY BOUND","Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
NOTHING STARTING IN THE 80'S,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
"THE FUTURE OF EDUCATION, COMPUTERS CLOSELY BOUND","Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
HOME SECURITY--'THE MARKET OF THE FUTURE',"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
EDUCATION IN THE NEXT DECADE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
NO EASY ANSWERS FOR PARENTS OF TEENAGERS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.N, p.07, col.1"
*ENERGY AND THE ECONOMY-SOME THOUGHTS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.N, p.10, col.1"
*APPROACHING THE 1980'S,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1980, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
WINEGARDEN SAYS END CIVIL RIGHTS PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
COMPETITION KEEN FOR LIQUOR LICENSES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
WINEGARDEN SAYS END CIVIL RIGHTS PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*GUNMAN ROBS CITY S & L,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*GUNMAN ROBS CITY S & L,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
WOMAN WHO DESERTED BABY AT HOSPITAL IS FOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
WOMAN WHO DESERTED BABY AT HOSPITAL IS FOUND,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.3"
PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT OF DAY CARE RELATED TO QUALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT OF DAY CARE RELATED TO QUALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT OF DAY CARE RELATED TO QUALITY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*LOVEABLE JERK DOESN'T WORK IN 'HARDLY WORKING',"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*THE SUDDENLY CHIC OLD AS HILLS IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*THE SUDDENLY CHIC OLD AS HILLS IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*THE SUDDENLY CHIC OLD AS HILLS IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
DRASTIC RURAL CHANGES SEEN IF REA CUTS MADE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE SUES OVER TAXES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY GETS DRUG THEFT CASE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DRASTIC RURAL CHANGES SEEN IF REA CUTS MADE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPY IN SKY LOOKS DOWN ON THE FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE SUES OVER TAXES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE SUES OVER TAXES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JURY GETS DRUG THEFT CASE TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*US LAWYER SAYS VET TOO LATE TO SUE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IT'S TIME TO STOP EMBARGO FORECASTS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
IT'S TIME TO STOP EMBARGO FORECASTS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
RIGHT TO WORSHIP AND SIOUX ASSEMBLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RIGHT TO WORSHIP AND SIOUX ASSEMBLY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES SHANARD'S BACKING FOR RAILROAD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
CRITICIZES SHANARD'S BACKING FOR RAILROAD (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
NONVOTERS SHOULDN'T COMPLAIN ABOUT RESULTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
END EL SALVADOR AID IF MURDERS CONTINUE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
"HOPES CITY CAN BUY DISPLAY, PUT IT NEAR ZOO (L)","Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
CANDIDATES DEBATE TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEMINAR FOR HANDICAPPED MAY 12,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
EDISON JUNIOR HIGH 25 YEARS OLD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LEGAL SECRETARIES SEMINAR MAY 2,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS TO BE HONORED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
STUDY--VOC ED GOOD INVESTMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
SF WOMAN GUILTY OF SELLING BEER TO MINOR,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.2"
ABDNOR PROPOSES WATER BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BODY STILL NOT IDENTIFIED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SISSETON MAN DIES IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
3 HENRY MEN ARRESTED IN KIDNAPPING CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
PRETRIAL PRACTICES TO BE DISCUSSED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MALPRACTICE SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MALPRACTICE SUIT SETTLED OUT OF COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SALE BARN TESTIMONY TO BE HEARD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
SF WILL GET NEW RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
WATER CONGRESS BACKS CENDAK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SD INDIANS WANT TO TALK WITH REAGAN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
STATE SUBSIDIES MAY BE ONLY FUNDING FOR IRRIGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
EVEN MANAGED FIELDS HURT BY SD'S WIND,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
WATER CONGRESS BACKS CENDAK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"AFTER 16 YEARS KLUDT IS MOVING ON, TO TEXAS","Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
BOARD GETS PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFF PLAN TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"AFTER 16 YEARS KLUDT IS MOVING ON, TO TEXAS","Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
COACHES HONOR MORAN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
COACHES HONOR MORAN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1981, sect.D, p.03, col.4"
TAXABLE SALES INCREASE 10 PERCENT DURING 1981,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
TAXABLE SALES INCREASE 10% DURING 1981,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*LAWYERS OUTLINE MATHIS EVIDENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
NO DERBY FOR SHIMATOREE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FIGHT FOR VETERANS' MEMORIAL EXASPERATING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
SD FARMERS BASKING IN WET WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
1980 CENSUS TELLS MORE THAN POPULATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
PANEL TO CONSIDER NEW SF TRAFFIC PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
WEB--MAY 15 PANEL DEADLINE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
LOW PRICES COOLING GOLD FEVER IN HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
"TRIBES, US MUST DO BETTER IN ERA AHEAD (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
OUT-OF-STATE ADDRESS A MAJOR INCONVENIENCE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CONVICTED TAX EVADER AWAITS RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
JAMES RIVER TO FALL TO BANK LEVEL SOON,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
RC HOSPITAL GETS OK TO EXPAND,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
WEISENSEE CHARGED WITH TAX EVASION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
2 KILLED IN TURNER COUNTY ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
82 PERCENT OF FARMS IN SET ASIDE PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*GIEBINK TO RUN FOR SENATE IN DISTRICT 11,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*SF WOMAN CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW TO ADDRESS GOP PANEL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
TUITION HIKES ON REGENTS' AGENDA,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
"SISSETON SCHOOL DISTRICT, TRIBE AIR GRIEVANCES","Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.04, col.2"
MEDICAL BILLS PUT STRAIN ON COUNTY WELFARE BUDGET,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
MARION'S SCHMIDT EYES TOUGHER COMPETITION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*EIGHT-GIRL FIELD SET FOR 400 RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NATION'S YMCAS WITHSTAND ECONOMIC PRESSURES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FOSTER FAMILY OF THE YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DO IT WITH AVACADOS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1982, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*ROCKY BLAIR PLEADS GUILTY TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINGLER PLAN SHIFTS {dollar}1 MILLION TO REPAIR STREETS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
UNION REPS RAP LITTON'S JOB RECORD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*BARBARA MANDRELL RARELY MISSES A BEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MIDWEST POET TINKERS WITH TRUTH TO CREATE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
GOVT GIVEAWAY ADDS FREE PROTEIN TO DIET,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COUNTRY MUSIC DAYS PROCLAIMED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
BRASS QUINTET PERFORMS TONIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
OPERETTAS PERFORMED AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
REGIONAL CRAFTS SALE TO BE SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
'DAKOTA' PRODUCTION CLOSES SEASON,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
VERMILLION PLANS SPRING CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
VISUAL ARTISTS PLAN ANNUAL SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.3"
DAKOTA QUARTET TO PERFORM AT USD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
JAYCETTES RESCHEDULE FUN RUN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
NORWEGIANS PLAN CELEBRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
SDSU TO HAVE INTERNATIONAL DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.B, p.07, col.4"
"*WOMAN WINS PRIZES TOTALING {dollar}2,564 IN 1 WEEK","Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AGENT ORANGE HEARINGS WILL BE NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ALARM MISHAP DOUSES SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
GRANT DELAY SLOWS CONVENTION TIMETABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR PHARMACY GUNMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SHOOTING CHARGES REDUCED TO MANSLAUGHTER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FRIENDS & COMPUTER HELP TEENAGER TALK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
LAWSUIT CHARGES FORMALDEHYDE DAMAGES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
OIL EXPLORER--RED TAPE CAPS EFFORT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
"JANKLOW TO KEEP HIS COOL--FOR {dollar}42,800","Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*INGWERSEN'S ROLE AS HEAD OF SF YWCA (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
US HAS HELPED SOVIETS MODERNIZE WEAPONS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WILLIAMS DID MUCH FOR SIOUX COUNCIL (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
METERS IRK OUT-OF-TOWNERS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CITY RESPONDS TO DISCRIMINATION CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE OVERTURNS TRIBAL COUNCIL'S ELECTION RULING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
EIGHTH-GRADE SPELLERS TO COMPETE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
ELKTON YOUTH NAMED TO HEAD FUTURE FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
FIRE SAFETY FIRM SUED IN LEAD MAN'S DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LAWYER SEEKS TO EXCLUDE WRITTEN STATEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LENNOX MAN CHOSEN TO LEAD PRINCIPALS' GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
PALESTINIAN VIEWPOINT IS TOPIC OF DISCUSSION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
STATE DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN TO SPEAK FRIDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
SYMPHONY PLANS TOURS OF HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*STUDENTS PASS TORNADO TEST,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
JANKLOW SAYS WATERTOWN SHOULDN'T REJECT INMATES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
LAWYER WANTS CONVICTION OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
POLICEMEN SUE HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"47,000 S DAKOTANS ARE DELINQUENT ON TAXES","Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
HILL CITY SELLING LAND TO BUY PARK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.05, col.4"
*LAWYER REMINDS GOP OF 1980 PARTY PLATFORM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*4 ATHLETES HONORED BY CHAMBER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*BIDDER--DON'T COUNT US OUT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*IN THE SPIRIT OF EASTER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
EASTER EGG HUNT WON'T BE ALL WET,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*SECURITY THAT NEVER FADES IS JESUS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.A, p.07, col.3"
*KLAASSEN REJECTED BIG-TIME OFFERS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
"*ABDNOR, HANSEN TO SPEAK AT WOMEN'S MEETING","Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PASTOR ACCEPTS JOB AT MINNESOTA COLLEGE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AT&T BREAKUP CREATES CONTROVERSY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRIVATE PAY PHONES SELLING SLOWLY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ENDORSES JACK WHITE FOR MAYOR,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
VFW PLANS LOYALTY DAY PARADE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
6 STUDENTS WIN REGIONAL HISTORY DAY CONTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FRAUD LAW IS ILLEGAL, LAWYER SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
*MARK CLARK'S DEVOTION TO COUNTRY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JACKSON WOULD MAKE EXCELLANT ENVOY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
NOT PRACTICING WHAT WE PREACH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
STORY ABOUT CIRCUS GOOD TIME (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
LOW-LEVEL DOESN'T DESCRIBE ALL WASTES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
SOME SUGGEST IMPEACHMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
READER APPLAUDS GERBOTH (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
COORDINATOR WORRIED ABOUT WEB'S IMAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
WOMAN ACCUSES USD OF DISCRIMINATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 CHALLENGERS CAMPAIGN HARD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3 SUBDISTRICTS PLAN MEETING ON MANAGEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
JUDGE WILL CLOSE JAIL IF COUNTY WON'T,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LACK OF MONEY ENDS INDIAN CHILDREN'S PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
LOWLAND FLOODING CONTINUES ALONG JAMES RIVER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
NATURAL GAS WELL FACES TOUGHER POLLUTION RULES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
SISSETON WOMAN DIES WHEN CAR HITS UTILITY POLE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"STATE GETS {dollar}76,000 TO HELP TOWNS FIGHT FIRES","Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WANTS INVESTIGATION INTO INTEREST RATES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
WEST GERMANS NOT BACKING OGLALA REQUEST,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CO-OP SERVICE HELPS USERS SAVE POWER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
ADMINISTRATOR HAD TENURE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
RICHARD TCHIDA'S CONVICTION OVERTURNED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
"*AFTER 100 YEARS, DWU GROWS","Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*COLLEGE COSTS GOING UP FASTER THAN INFLATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"HOOPS CASE A SYMPTOM, NO CURE","Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
STORMS POUNCE ON STATE AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
LOCAL HIKES RANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.A, p.02, col.2"
VIETNAM REALITIES EMERGE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
HISTORY OPENING DOOR TO INDIANS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
POLITICIANS FALL IN STEP FOR '86 ELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.A, p.11, col.1"
*SOCCER FEVER INFECTS YOUNGSTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.B, p.06, col.1"
*STANTON STILL CHASING ELUSIVE 600,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
*IRS SHOULD MIND ITS OWN BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*WEATHER PUTS FARMERS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JANKLOW KEEPS TABS ON STORM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MYSTERY GEESE APPEAR AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CITY MAY SCRAP BARNEY'S AUTO SALVAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CROOKS MAN SATISFACTORY AFTER CYCLE CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
EXPERTS CLASH ON NICARAGUA,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FALLING TREE KILLS 62-YEAR-OLD GROTON WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
FIRE BREAKS OUT AT STURGIS BOWLING ALLEY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LAKE POINSETT AT HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE 1952,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PIERRE WILL RECOUNT VOTES ON CIVIC CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
PLANT GIVEN MORE TIME TO ANSWER FEDERAL SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
"3 MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO KIDNAPPING, RAPE","Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
LAWSUIT DELAYS MEDICINE MAN'S BURIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
SEX ASSAULT CASES CAN BE CLOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.08, col.3"
BETTER RESOURCES WOULD HAVE HALTED FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.09, col.1"
*COUNTIES HAVEN'T TOUCHED RELIEF FUND,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
*BITTERSWEET HOMECOMING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
FATHER'S DEATH WAS GENTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"*DIANE HURD, COOK OF THE WEEK","Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*AUCTIONEER RELISHES PASSION FOR TOURING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
GOVERNOR TO HONOR VOLUNTEERS AT LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1985, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*VICTORY IN WAR ON DRUNK DRIVING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PUT HEROES ON PEDESTALS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*HEROES WHO MAKE ALL OF OUR LIVES BETTER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
COACH'S ABILITIES OVERLOOKED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
GET INVOLVED OR GO BACK TO NY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*SHOP & HOME ECONOMICS ARE CO-EDUCATIONAL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CROP WALK PLANNED FOR SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES SPONSORS WALK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
"MS READ-A-THON RAISES {dollar}17,500","Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
NITE CITY SPONSORS ARTHRITIS BENEFIT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
SPECIAL OLYMPICS RAISING FUNDS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
BARBERS TO DONATE TO TELETHON,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
BENEFIT RUMMAGE SALES TO BE HELD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
FUNDS RAISED FOR YOUTH AGENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED IN SEVERAL AREAS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK TO DISABLED VETERANS GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXPERTS HAVE LOW OPINION OF CAMPAIGN POLLS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROGRAM HELPS EMPLOYERS PAY TEEN WORKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
RESIDENTS CAN APPEAL TAX APPRAISALS THIS WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TRAINING CENTER TO BE NAMED FOR VETERAN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
USE FEDERAL MONEY FOR FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
150 POSTMASTERS TO MEET IN WATERTOWN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PACKING THEIR TRUCKS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
DOWNTOWN MALL TOPS CITY AGENDA,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
PASTOR'S DAY SHIFTS FROM LIFE TO DEATH,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
TOURISM LEADER WARNS OF EXPLOITATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
WON'T SEEK DEATH PENALTY FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
RURAL WATER SYSTEM NEARS COMPLETION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
JANKLOW SAYS CAMPAIGN FILING OK'D,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
AUGUSTANA SIGNS BASKETBALL STARS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1986, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*2 CANOEISTS STILL MISSING AFTER 3 DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
HIGH COURT REJECTS MORRELL SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
POULTRY INDUSTRY WANTS WEAKER INSPECTION LAW,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DJ ABOUT WILLIAMS' GAS LEAKS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
MICKELSON SAYS LURING WORKERS WASN'T EASY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
PROSECUTOR OVERREACTS IN CHARGING THORNBURG (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CAR DRIVERS CONTRIBUTE TO HIGHWAY PROBLEMS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
MANY NEED HOUSING HELP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
ARTHRITIS FIGHT PROGRESSING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
GROWING OLD IS THE PYDS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
LAW CHANGE INSULTS PEOPLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
"*SCHOOL HUGS HILL, RESTORES VIEW","Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*SINGER PROVIDES MUSIC WITH MESSAGES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
CITY CAR CHECKED FOR MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FORMER ASTRONAUT TO SPEAK IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WILLIAMS WANTS CASE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*FOOD TAX CUT BOOSTS PROPERTY TAX,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*LOWER THAN THE MOWER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*TELLINGHUISEN MAPS DRINKING AGE ATTACK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS LIKE MICKELSON PICKS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
SD FIRM BARRED FROM NY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ASSESSORS CONSIDER LAND VALUATION CHANGE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
GOVERNOR SET TO PICK MINNEHAHA COUNTY JUDGE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HUSBAND SEEKS DOG AFTER WIFE DIES FROM CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
JUDGE REFUSES TO CLOSE MURDER CASE HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
LITTON DONATES OVENS TO HELP TRAIN DISABLED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA TRIBE TO HOST GREAT SIOUX MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
TASK FORCE PLANS 26TH STREET MEETING TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COMMISSION DEFERS QUARRY ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
TRIBE WANTS INVESTIGATION OF BUILDING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
4 FINED AFTER ELLSWORTH PROTEST,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
*SWIMMER HEIN SET TO TEST FLORIDA WATERS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1987, sect.D, p.02, col.3"
*FRAMEWORK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
RIVER PARK FOUNDER--DECISION A SETBACK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
CITIBANK EMPLOYEE DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
EXPECTED TO CLIMB IN NEXT 20 YEARS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
GETS FINAL OK FOR PRISON CONVERSION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*RETALIATORY ACTION AGAINST IRAN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CITY DESERVES ONCOLOGIST (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
FEARS SHOULDN'T KILL SKYWALK (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
LEACH MINING WOULD RUIN BEAUTIFUL HILLS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*CHEFS CREATE A FEAST FOR FUND-RAISING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
MOST OPPOSE CORPORAL PUNISHMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
AUTHOR TO ADDRESS LIBRARY MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
COLLECTORS CLUB SPONSORS BANQUET,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
COWBOYS SUBJECT OF CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
DASCHLE TO SPEAK AT CROP WALK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE FOR ART SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
KIDNEY FOUNDATION PLANS FEAST,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
LIONS CLUB PLANS PANCAKE DAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MARCH OF DIMES WALK IS SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
MRS SOUTH DAKOTA PAGEANT JULY 9,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
USED BOOK SALE BEGINS TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
WOODCARVERS INVITED TO SHOW,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.B, p.05, col.4"
*O'CONNOR SEEKS SECOND HOUSE TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE TO HOLD COMPUTER SEMINAR,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE LEANING TOWARD DUKAKIS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE FAILS TO SHOW FOR WORK-RELEASE JOB,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
JACK RABBIT BUS OFFERS FREE RIDES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REGENTS TO DISCUSS BOOSTING ENROLLENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
DEADLINE FOR PREVENTED PLANTING INSURANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
HOUSE APPROVES BILL INCREASING INSPECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
PROGRAM OFFERS OPTIONS TO NURSING HOMES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COLLEGE NARROWS FOR PRESIDENT TO TWO,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
SEARCH FOR JOHN DOE IDENTITY SET BACK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
LUCKY ANGLER TO BE GOVERNOR FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BUILDING PERMITS PICKING UP,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.3"
JOHNSON WORKS FOR WATER PROJECT FUNDING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LARGEST 1-YEAR DROP IN ABORTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
RESTRICTS SMOKING IN STATE OFFICE BUILDINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SEWAGE SYSTEM BOND ISSUE FAILS IN HIGHMORE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
VOTE TAKES ARTESIAN OUT OF LIQUOR BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
3M GIVES {dollar}2 MILLION TO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
GET KICK OUT OF TAE KWON DO,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BALTIMORE HAS MANY FAULTS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1988, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
*HARTFORD BANK ROBBED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SD PER CAPITA INCOME FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CITY TO STUDY DOWNTOWN MALL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
EX-SD MAN DIES IN BLAST ON BATTLESHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*LAST ROBBERY MORE THAN DECADE AGO,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
COMPROMISE IS A TINY STEP FORWARD (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EXXON LACKS RESPECT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
1ST WOMAN TO HEAD SD COLLEGE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
TEACHERS EARN THEIR PAY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
AVON TAKES A GIANT STEP (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
*HORROR FILM FEATURES TWINS WITH SD TIES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*PIANIST RETURNS TO PLAY AFTER SUCCESSFUL YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLAN TO RENOVATE THEATER INTO PERFORMING CENTER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
YOUNG ACTRESS TAKES SPOTLIGHT IN USD PLAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ANNUAL CROP WALK SCHEDULED SUNDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
BRIDGE WORK ALTERS CITY TRANSIT ROUTE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ACQUITTED OF GRAND THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MICH MAYOR HEADS WORKSHOP LINEUP,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PRESSLER WARNS US ON COMMUNIST AID,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SD HURT BY LACK OF CHILD CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
33 TEAMS TO TAKE PROBLEM-SOLVER TEST,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*BOY HURT IN ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
FIRST WOMAN HEADED UNIVERSITY IN 1930S,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MAN CHARGED WITH BUYING KEG FOR PARTY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO DETERMINE REASON FOR HIGH RATE OF TURNOVER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
YWCA HONORS WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*REVEREND TO BLESS MOTORCYCLES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RIVERBOAT GAMBLING SAILS IN IOWA,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
CLOUD SEEDING COULD BEGIN ON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
COURT EXPANDS OFFICERS' RIGHT TO SEARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
DROUGHT SHOWS NEED FOR PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
HEARING HELD IN MURDER CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
NEW LAW MAY REDUCE POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
*SALES UP IN SOME SD COUNTIES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
*AUGUSTANA CITED FOR PROWESS ON COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*AUGUSTANA WINS TWICE OVER USD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
BROOKINGS MEN PURCHASE CITY'S MALL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1989, sect.D, p.06, col.5"
*STUDENTS TEACH YOUNGER PEERS ABOUT RECYCLING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LOUNGE PLANNED AT WESTERN MALL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*BLAZE CLOSES CITY SEAFOOD RESTAURANT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*SENATE WON'T INVESTIGATE PRESSLER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
FRIEND'S TROUBLE BEGAN ONE WOMAN'S CRUSADE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.2"
INDIAN AWARENESS WEEK PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.4"
SUCCEEDS IN EFFORT TO STAGE CHEKOV,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.05, col.5"
*FMHA SHOULD HELP BEGINNING FARMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
WORTHIT'S HUMOR GAVE HIM FAME (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CITY NEEDS NEW ARENA (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
MORE FUNDS NEEDED FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.3"
PEOPLE REACT TO 'INVASION' (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
SCHOOL NEEDS MONEY SECRET (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.4"
COLUMN REVIVES HATRED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.A, p.08, col.5"
*EKKER'S FUTURE WITH SKYFORCE IS UNDECIDED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
BARNETT KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN NEXT WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FIREFIGHTERS WATCH BLACK HILLS FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO TICKETS LEFT FOR AUTHOR'S LECTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
PROJECT LIFE PLANS TOPIC OF MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SKETCHES RELEASED OF ROBBERY SUSPECTS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*COMPANY IS ANXIOUS TO BUILD LANDFILL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*DRAFTING TWINS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COAST TO COAST NEEDS BUYER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON OFFERS RECYCLING REWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WOOD PROTESTS 75-YEAR SENTENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*WOMAN INJURED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RECORDS CLEARED IN PEN CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
BLAINE WINS ELECTION AS TRIBAL CHAIRMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"CRAB TREE, BLACK HILLS SPRUCE TO BE PLANTED","Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
HUDSON CITY COUNCIL TO DISCUSS RURAL WATER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
MICKELSON SAYS INDIAN ISSUES COULD BE SETTLED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
BENEFIT SET FOR SUNDAY TO HELP HEMOPHILIACS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
DAILEY IS NAMED TO HOSPITAL BOARD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
HOMESTAKE COULD TRADE LAND FOR COLO. TRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.2"
*LETTER CARRIER RESCUES WOMAN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
ALCESTER TO APPLY FOR CITY BLOCK GRANT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
"TRIBE, AGENCY SIGN EDUCATION AGREEMENT","Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.3"
800 FARM FAMILIES TO HELP IN 5-STATE SURVEY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1990, sect.C, p.04, col.4"
SD GUARD UNIT MAY BE HOME SOON,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
*CHANGING LIVES FACE UP,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*GIRLS SHARE HEART, HEAVEN","Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
'FACES '91' MIRRORS A CHANGING SD (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
"TAX NEWS GOOD, BUT THERE'S... (ED)","Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
BRANDON SEEKS PARADE PARTICIPANTS MAY 5 (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
EARTH DAY A REMINDER THAT WE ARE CARETAKERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
PHONE CALL SUGGESTED SOMEONE ENTERING RACE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
CITY SHOULD NOT BE IN GOLF BUSINESS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.2"
MINNESOTA NEEDS FAIRER PROPERTY-TAX SYSTEM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.3"
LAWMAKERS CAN CONTROL WHAT HAPPENS TO US (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.4"
'ARGUS' USES TOWER TO DISCREDIT PRESSLER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
"TREAT CUSTOMERS, PATIENTS WITH KINDNESS (L)","Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.5"
WICKHAM DISCREDITED A GOOD POLITICIAN (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.A, p.09, col.6"
*ATHLETE'S WILL AIDS IN FIGHT FOR RECOVERY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CHASING THE GOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
LAKE COUNTY SHIFTS AREA SEASON INTO GEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*TOURNEY PERMITS EXPECTED TO RISE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
TRACK STANDOUTS NOT PLEASED WITH TIMES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
ARAB-AMERICAN DAY SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUGUSTANA PLANS EARTH DAY LECTURE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL WINS RECYCLING PRIZE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MAN ARRESTED AFTER GUN-WIELDING INCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
3 ILLEGAL ALIENS ARRESTED AT SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*REPORTER BECOMES CLOWN FOR A DAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
ISRAELI MONEY CONTROLS CONGRESSMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
BRANDON DRIVING FOR MORE GROWTH,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
GEOGRAPHY CREATES HIGH PATIENT-BED RATIO IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
PAC DONATIONS TO SD DELEGATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
BROOKINGS ORDINANCE WOULD OK INSPECTIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*WAR GAMES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
GROUP PLANS WEEKEND TOURNAMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
RECEIVES GRANT TO FUND RESEARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.C, p.03, col.4"
4-DAY HOME SHOW WILL START THURSDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MILKY WAY A SPECIAL RITE IN SF,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.E, p.01, col.2"
"IBP SALES RISE, BUT SHOWS A LOSS","Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.E, p.02, col.1"
*PRAYERS ARE ANSWERED ON ICY ROAD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.1"
*YOUNGSTERS LEAD DRIVE TO PROTECT THE PLANET,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
PERLMAN TO PLAY WITH SIOUX CITY SYMPHONY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.2"
FEST BEGINS AT ZOO,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.F, p.01, col.6"
FAMILY BUILDS TASTE OF COUNTRY-STYLE LIVING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.02, col.1"
*GULF'S LESSONS OF REALITY STILL COMING HOME,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.02, col.5"
*ECO-FAMILY LEARNS TO LOVE ITS WASTE-NOT LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.03, col.1"
*COUPLE FOSTERS RENEWED SPIRIT FOR PARENTING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
"PROCESS DEALS WITH RANGE OF NEEDS, COMPLEXITIES","Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.04, col.4"
*SF A GOOD FIT FOR NEW DOCTOR,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.05, col.3"
*CONGRESSMAN'S SON PICKS DIFFERENT PATH TO SERVE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.06, col.1"
"SINGLE PARENT LEARNS TO COPE, LONLINESS COMPANION","Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.08, col.1"
*MADISON TEEN-AGER FLYING TO AIR FORCE FOR EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.08, col.5"
*CITY PASTOR AT HOME IN THE COUNTRY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.09, col.3"
*PIONEER HELPED START RECYCLING REVOLUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.09, col.3"
"*STOLEN ITEMS FOUND, BUT VICTIM LOSES PEACE OF MIND","Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.09, col.3"
*CHANGE RUSHES ALONG MINNESOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.12, col.1"
*PROBLEMS OF TODAY NOT KID'S STUFF,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.13, col.1"
*COLLEGE MAN PLANS TO KEEP FAMILY IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.13, col.5"
*BIRTH ROOM ADDS LOVE TO LABOR,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.14, col.1"
*STAFF CHURNS OUT SUCCESS STORIES AT TURN ABOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.15, col.1"
*TOWNHOUSE SIMPLIFIES FAMILY'S LIFE--WITHOUT GUILT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.16, col.1"
*GET 17-YEAR COMMUTER TO WORK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1991, sect.N, p.17, col.1"
"COUNTY, CITY SPAR","Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"INDIAN AID GOES TO WHITES, PROBE FINDS","Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*WINTER STORMS THROUGH APRIL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
MORRELL TO CLEAR THE POLLUTION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.A, p.01, col.6"
*FRAUD NOT PREVALENT IN SD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TRIBAL COLLEGES FILL EDUCATION GAP,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.A, p.04, col.3"
PERK FIGHT AMUSING IN FRUSTRATING WAY (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
CANADIAN LUMBER TARIFFS WILL SEND PRICES HIGHER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
NATIONAL ELECTIONS SHOULD BE EARLY APRIL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.3"
FEEDBACK NEEDED ON 'IMPRESSIONS' SERIES (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
JOHNSON'S ANTI-'GAG RULE' POSITION IS MISLEADING (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.4"
INVISIBLE SCHOOL ZONE SPEED LIMITS ARE TRAPS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
*WHEN IT'S AN... EMERGENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
DADDIES GROUP GEARING UP FOR FINAL SHOWS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
AFTER-HOURS CLINIC HANDLES SMALL CASES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
AUGUSTANA PROFESSOR TO SPEAK AT MEETING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FUND ESTABLISHED FOR SF MAN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
LEBANON TEEN KILLED IN ONE-CAR ACCIDENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
TO EVALUATE OLD BATTERY SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
2 GUILTY OF CONSPIRING TO DELIVER DRUGS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*MORE LOCAL COMMUTERS GO BY BUS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LEAD SHOVELS OUT FROM SNOWSTORM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TABLOID TENDENCIES JAZZ UP PUC'S ANNUAL REPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
WATER LEVEL STILL RECEDING AT OAHE RESERVOIR,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
CARETRAUM LOSES NEW PARAMEDIC,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MAN HELD AFTER BOMB THREAT MADE ABOARD JET,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
"FIRST BANK DONATES {dollar}100,000 TO RUSHMORE","Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
KELO OFFERING INDIAN STUDENTS MEDIA SCHOLARSHIPS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MURDO MAN SENTENCED FOR SHIPPING GUNS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
OGLALA TRIBE SEES BENEFIT FROM MOVIE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
BOYD COUNTY GROUP REQUESTS MORE INFORMATION ON DUMP,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
"HERBICIDE TESTS ENCOURAGING, SCIENTISTS SAY","Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
WOMAN ADVOCATES FUNDING SCHIZOPHRENIA DRUG,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.2"
CROW CREEK CHAIRMAN-ELECT CRITICIZED,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.4"
USES PLAYS TO WORK THROUGH COMMUNITY PROBLEMS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.C, p.02, col.5"
"*HEAT, HUMIDITY SLOW SF RUNNER","Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
GOOD-SIZED SALMON ARE BACK IN LAKE OAHE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1992, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*MILLER VOWS TO PURSUE MICKELSON'S 'DREAMS',"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
A GOVERNOR OF THE PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*HUMAN ERROR RULED OUT AS POSSIBLE CAUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*MILLER WILL DELAY LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR SELECTION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
OTHER FATAL PLANE CRASHES INVOLVING S DAKOTANS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
"RESOLUTIONS ARE INTRODUCED IN US SENATE, IOWA HOUSE","Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
TEXT OF MILLER'S SPEECH,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.04, col.5"
*BANKER HAD OBSESSION TO HELP THE COMMUNITY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MORRELL DEALINGS ON HOLD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*PROMOTER MARKETED CITY WITH SUCCESS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*YOUNG EXECUTIVE WAS QUIET LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.05, col.3"
*ECONOMIC OFFICIAL DETERMINED TO HELP RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*FRIENDLINESS MADE SELLING SD EASY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
*THE FINAL MINUTES OF MONDAY'S FLIGHT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.2"
*WITNESSES RECALL TRAGIC MOMENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.06, col.5"
READERS REMEMBER GOV MICKELSON (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
BAND DIRECTOR GETS DSU SERVICE AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BROOKINGS NATIVE WINS SDSU AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
DAKOTA STATE STATION TO HOLD FORUM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
LAKE GROUP RAISING MONEY FOR DREDGING,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
TOPIC IS ROLE OF YOUTH,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*TRUTH IS FUNNIER THAN FICTION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
4 CENTRAL SD SCHOOLS CONSIDER MERGER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
UNIONS TARGETING HOSPITALS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
BUSINESS CONFERENCE SET FOR MINNEAPOLIS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR SDSU GUEST LECTURER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
READING INCENTIVE DAY PLANNED AT MADISON,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*BROOKINGS HERALDS SPRING WITH CLEANUP,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"SEX TRIAL MAY COST {dollar}250,000","Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
*BANK DIVISION MANAGER SERVED ON MANY BOARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*DEVELOPMENT BOARD LEADER IS VICTIM IN PLANE CRASH,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*HAINJE HELPED FORMULATE FORWARD SF GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.B, p.03, col.3"
"WALKERS, BIKERS GET CHANCE TO HELP OTHERS SATURDAY","Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*A GOVERNOR WITH GUSTO,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*COOK COVETS OLD PASTRY RECIPES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1993, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
"*PROGRAM PAIRS INMATES WITH FRIENDS, HOPE","Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
STEELE RELATIVE--AGENTS OFFERED HER SHADY DEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
"PARK IMPROVEMENT WELCOME, OVERDUE (L)","Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
LEAVE FAMILIES OF CRASH VICTIMS ALONE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
FLOGGING TO BOOST MICHAEL FAY'S CAREER (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
AMERICAN SHOULD GET CANING PUNISHMENT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
"JOURNALISTS SOFT ON CRIME, FLOGGING (L)","Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.2"
*PUBLIC OPINIONS--SHOOTING DEATH OF TONY ROWE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"MINNEHAHA CLUB, MORRELL PAY TAXES","Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
CITY POLICE REPORT PROGRESS IN MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN CLAIMS YOUTH SHOT HER WITH PIN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
WOOD PRODUCTS BURN IN BLACK HILLS FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
MITCHELL MAN PLEADS INNOCENT TO MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*PHOTOGRAPHERS FOCUS IN ON FREEMAN LIFE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
STATE FUNDING BOOST KEY TO EQUALIZING EDUCATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
TRIBE TO BUILD CASINO ON BORDER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
"CRITICS BLAST MORRELL, NSP DEAL","Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
LOST WOMAN FOUND SAFE IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
MCPHERSON SHERIFF'S HOME HIT BY GUNFIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
ADULT BOOKSTORE LOSES ITS LEASE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
EARTH DAY EVENT IS AT LAKE POINSETT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
BRITISH LITERATURE TOPIC OF CONFERENCE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ZOO WONDERS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
COMPLETES 10TH HOME FOR NEEDY FAMILIES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
HISTORIAN PROPOSES LIVING HISTORY FARM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.02, col.5"
"WAS FIRST LADY FOR BROTHER, GOV NILS BOE","Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*PANCAKES AND SMILES,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WIND CAVE FEATURED IN NATIONAL AD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
WEBSTER HIKES TAX FOR HOSPITAL PROJECT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*UNUSUAL CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
SD MAN SEEKS CANADIAN WHEAT LIMITS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
COST FOR MUNITIONS DUMP CLEANUP SOARS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
KENNELL OWNER GUILTY OF MISTREATING CATS AND DOGS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.05, col.3"
*CITY'S FUTURE BRIGHT--CEO SAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
*CANARIES STICK TOGETHER IN PHILLIES SYSTEM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
COYOTES AWAKEN TOO LATE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*EMPTY SPACES IN 10-STATE TREK,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*YWCA HONORS SIX WOMEN,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.D, p.01, col.6"
*EDUCATION STANDARDS ARE VOLUNTARY (PROF),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1994, sect.D, p.08, col.1"
*BOMB'S BLAST SHAKES SENSE OF SAFETY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
WOMAN WHO USED BATTERED-WIFE DEFENSE UP FOR PAROLE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
ATTACK ENCOURAGES CHANGE IN PRIORITIES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EARTH DAY REMINDER: TAKE CARE OF PLANET (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
EXTRA CARE NEEDED IN MANAGING GROWTH (MADISON DAILY),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
DON'T STEREOTYPE TEEN-AGE DRIVERS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
DRUNK SLOSHING BEER RUINS WILLIAMS CONCERT (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
"CHECOTS WAS CENSOR, NOT EDITOR WITH SHOW (L)","Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.4"
CONSUMERS MUST FIGHT FOR OWN INTERESTS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.5"
AD WAS MISSING CRUCIAL INFORMATION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.A, p.10, col.6"
BURIAL SERVICES SET FOR BODY IN BACK YARD,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RAPID CITY CHILD DIES IN HOUSE FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*CONVENTION CENTER BIDS COME IN CHEAP,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*FLOOD WATERS SWAMP RESIDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*CONDUCTS SPRINGS GRADUATION FOR 46 STUDENTS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PISTOL PERMITS JUMP IN DAVISON COUNTY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
VERMILLION CLUB GIVES HELMETS TO SECOND-GRADERS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
SCHOLARSHIP CONCERT FEATURES JAZZ MUSIC,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*45-POUND BEAVER SHOT BY POLICE OFFICER,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
RURAL GROUP PLANS DISCUSSION ON EXPORTS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.2"
"*GRAMM GETS DEATH THREATS, HE SAYS","Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
"*MOTHER, ABORTION SURVIVOR TO SPEAK AT BANQUET","Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*EPA HONORS RECYCLING FIRM'S ACHIEVEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
CREWS WORK TO RESTORE ELECTRICITY,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
JANKLOW BACKS DOLE IN RACE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
RAYMOND LOSES ONLY CAFE IN FIRE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.02, col.6"
LANDED AT OMAHA BEACH IN WWII,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.2"
*HOW MANY PEOPLE VISIT MAMMOTH SITE IN HOT SPRINGS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.03, col.5"
EIGHT COUNTIES SEEK DISASTER DECLARATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
HONORS PROFESSOR WITH WING DEDICATION,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
SD BUSINESSES PUSH TORT REFORM,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.2"
HOME FEDERAL REPORTS LOWER NET INCOME,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.B, p.06, col.6"
*SAUNDERS HAS UNOFFICIALLY LEFT THE LOCAL ARENA,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE TAKES LOOK AT SWITCHING SEASONS,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
"*SIZE, SPEED SCHWARTZ'S BIG ASSETS","Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
IN-LINE HOCKEY LEAGUE TO FACE OFF,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
*SNOW WHITE'S NEW CHALLENGE GOES ONSTAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
HARMONIOUS SETTING: 800 VOICES JOIN FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
*POTENTILLA RELY ON NEW GROTWH,"Argus LeaderApr 21 1995, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*DURABLE DOG-FARM FAMILY GETS EASTER EXCITEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
CARPOOLING PARENTS WANT SOME ACTION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
MANDAN MAY GO TO COURT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.A, p.02, col.1"
HIGH COURT ADDS TO MEDIA BURDEN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
HIGH COURT ADDS TO MEDIA BURDEN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.A, p.04, col.1"
MCGOVERN ATTACKS SENIOR CITIZENS' GROUP WHICH RATED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
MCGOVERN ATTACKS SENIOR CITIZENS' GROUP WHICH RATED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*JONI YOUNGWIRTH-MARATHON BAPTISM RESULT OF BOREDOM,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FRED BUCKMILLER-TALK OF DEMISE PREMATURE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
RECORD PADDLEFISH,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
THE NATL RECREATION & PARKS ASSOCIATION'S MIDWEST RE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
HAVING RIGHT GUN HALF TURKEY-HUNT BATTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.1"
FOX HUNTING SEASONS PROPOSED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
EASIER TO GET DEER HUNTING LICENSE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.08, col.2"
ENERGY FORUM PLANNED IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
GOODYEAR ENGINEERING COMPANY OPENS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
NATIONAL BANK ADVANCES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.1"
"TOM O'CONNOR, FOUNDER OF UNITED BUILDERS EXCHANGE","Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.3"
DIESEL CAR SALES SHIFT INTO HIGH GEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.14, col.3"
BROWN & SAENGER TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.3"
SCHOOL CLEAN UP DAY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.3"
FEDERAL EXECUTIVE ASSOC PRESIDENT NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.15, col.4"
BEST BUSINESS PRODUCTS OPENS FOURTH OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
SERTOMA CONVENTION HELD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.1"
MINNESOTA AVENUE ARBOR DAY PLANNED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.16, col.2"
*AMERICAN ASSOC OF UNIV WOMEN BOOK SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.B, p.18, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER WINS 6 FIRSTS AT STATE PRESS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*STUDENTS FEEL ALL SAINTS IS SPECIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ARGUS LEADER WINS 6 FIRSTS AT STATE PRESS CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EXECUTIVE ORDERS CREATE NEW BOARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*DAFFODIL WALK BENEFIT SET FOR SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.C, p.08, col.1"
FUNDS SHUT OFF TO SENIORS' GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.C, p.10, col.1"
'STRAIGHT TALK' PROGRAM PRAISED BY ORGANIZER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.C, p.16, col.1"
ANTI-NUCLEAR VIGIL DRAWS SMALL CROWD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.C, p.16, col.1"
*TORNADO TIME,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
THUNDERSTORMS THE 1ST CLUE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.E, p.01, col.3"
*MRS. CHERYL BUCHHOLZ-COOK OF THE WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.E, p.03, col.2"
*REIFEL ELECTED TO THE NATL PANEL OF ADVISORS FOR TH,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1979, sect.E, p.08, col.3"
PLEA BARGAIN CLOSES TRIAL FOR MURDER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.1"
JUDGE POSTPONES DECISION ON 'LIST',"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
LITTLE WOUND SCHOOL IN KYLE BOUND FOR HAWAII,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*RECORD HOT TEMPERATURES MAY BE AN OMINOUS SIGN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
THE 'HOMOSEXUAL' LABEL AND HOW IT AFFECTS PEOPLE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
GROUP CONSENSUS RULES IN INDIAN CULTURE CLASSROOM,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.A, p.09, col.1"
ACTING SECRETARY TAPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FOREST SERVICE WORKS TO SAVE ASPENS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SF TIGHTENS BUDGET REINS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
ACTING SECRETARY TAPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CARTER WILL BACK WEB PROJECT IF OAHE DROPPED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FISCHBACH SEEKS ATTORNEY GENERAL OPINION ON STATUS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
MINER-NOT INTIMIDATED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
FISCHBACH SEEKS ATTORNEY GENERAL OPINION ON STATUS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
WATER COMMISSIONER PROMOTES CONSERVATION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
THE GOOD GUYS IN THE RED FEZZES (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
MCGOVERN QUESTIONED (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
18-YEAR-OLD BRANDON MAN FACES KIDNAPPING CHARGE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
SD RANKS 49TH IN TAXES COLLECTED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"800,000 SEEDLINGS HARVESTED","Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.3"
BOND SALE DOUBLES SF FEES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.03, col.6"
INDIAN EDUCATION WILL BE DISCUSSED AT AUGUSTANA,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*FASHION TRENDS LOOK TO THE PAST,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.N, p.01, col.1"
*1980'S ENTERTAINMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.N, p.04, col.1"
*AVANT-GARDE ART IS TOMORROW'S NOSTALGIA,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1980, sect.N, p.05, col.1"
*DOCTOR UNDETERRED BY ANTI-ABORTIONISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
STALKING THE WILD ELEPHANT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*SF FIREFIGHTERS DOUSE BLAZE IN GARAGE AT 526 N FAIR,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOCTOR UNDETERRED BY ANTI-ABORTIONISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOCTOR UNDETERRED BY ANTI-ABORTIONISTS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
PETITIONERS SEEK RECALL OF WINGLER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
PETITIONERS SEEK RECALL OF WINGLER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
1 DEAD IN CRASH NEAR RAPID CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.A, p.02, col.4"
AUGUSTANA LANDS ANDERSON--STATE SIGNS TETZLAFF,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
BOARDS STILL HAVE TO APPROVE PLAYOFF PROPOSAL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
HUSET CARRIES ON WITHOUT HOSPITALIZED BUCKMILLER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ROAD HUNTING RIGHTS BATTLE BREWING,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*RESEVOIR FINALLY OPEN--DUCK HUNTERS READY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
RESERVOIR FINALLY OPEN--DUCK HUNTERS READY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
*RESERVOIR FINALLY OPEN--DUCK HUNTERS READY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.B, p.04, col.3"
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN DRUG BURGLARY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEBATE REVEALS CANDIDATES' DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEBATE REVEALS CANDIDATES' DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN DRUG BURGLARY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MISTRIAL DECLARED IN DRUG BURGLARY TRIAL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
AUDIT ORDERED FOR LIVESTOCK FIRM,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*DEBATE REVEALS CANDIDATES' DIFFERENCES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*PSYCHOLOGIST--LSD DROVE MAN TO MENTAL ILLNESS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HISTORIC OLD JAIL MIGHT BE RAZED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CATALYST ROLE FOR DOWNTOWN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTION SPENDING SHOULD BE CLARIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
CATALYST ROLE FOR DOWNTOWN (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTION SPENDING SHOULD BE CLARIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
ELECTION SPENDING SHOULD BE CLARIFIED (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
AIRLINES GET 60 DAYS TO BID ON SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"INDIANS WANT TO BUILD SCHOOL, CHURCH","Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANTI-BIAS AGENCY DEBATE CENTERS ON 3 ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ELECTRIC CONSULTANT TO SPEAK TODAY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ANTI-BIAS AGENCY DEBATE CENTERS ON 3 ISSUES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
"INDIANS WANT TO BUILD SCHOOL, CHURCH","Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
MEANS STRESSES SELF-SUFFICIENCY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
LITTERING CHARGE DISMISSED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
ROBBERY FOILED BY TALKATIVE RAPIC CITY CASHIER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT HEARS FUELS TAX ARGUMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
HIGH COURT HEARS FUELS TAX ARGUMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
PROPOSED CUTS COULD THREATEN MILWAUKEE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
COUNTY BACKS RAILROAD REPAIR PLAN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"SD, RAIL LINE BEGIN REPAIR NEGOTIATIONS","Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
CONSUMERS CAN GET FREE BOOKLETS ON MEAT CARE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DAY CARE LAWS--INTERFERENCE OR INVOLVEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DAY CARE LAWS--INTERFERENCE OR INVOLVEMENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
DREAMS IS SEMINAR SPEECH TOPIC,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
VIETNAM VETS PLAN MARCH,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1981, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
INDIAN NETTING OPERATION IRRITATES BIG BEND ANGLERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
DEPUTY CONTRADICTS MATHIS' STORY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*'MISSING' IS POLITICALLY REVEALING (FINE),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VARDI PREPARES FOR FINAL PERFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*VARDI PREPARES FOR FINAL PREFORMANCE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
A WEEKEND GUIDE TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
USD ENDS THEATER SEASON WITH 'HOW TO SUCCEED',"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
FEAR OF MORE PAIN LINGER'S IN STALLINGA'S MIND,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.C, p.06, col.1"
TONY DEAN LEARNS FROM FISHING PRO LINDNER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
DASCHLE TREASURY LARGER THAN ROBERTS',"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
DASCHLE TREASURY LARGER THAN ROBERTS'DNER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
STATE COMMISSION CONSIDERS DROPPING MINN AVE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
2 PERCENT OF SD TAX RETURNS AUDITED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
"BIA WON'T CONFIRM, DENY BUSH STATEMENT","Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ETSI FOES TELL FEDS TO DENY PERMITS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.2"
ABDNOR REVIEWING CLEAN AIR ACT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
JANKLOW WATER TACTICS RAPPED BY O'CONNOR,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.01, col.5"
EASTER LILY BACKERS ANSWER ARGUS EDITORIAL (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
HELP BAPTIST SEMINARY WITH LIBRARY FUND DRIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.02, col.1"
BAR PRESIDENT DEDICATION SPEAKER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ELKTON YOUTH FFA AWARD WINNER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DOWN A LITTLE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
ITEMS IN CAR EVIDENCE IN CALIF MURDER PROBE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.03, col.2"
*THE JOY OF READING,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*KUNDERT TO RUN AGAIN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
VOLK WILL SEEK 4TH TERM,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1982, sect.D, p.04, col.5"
*THE SOUND OF MUSIC,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CAL FIRM PLANS PURCHASE OF BIG STONE BANK,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REGENTS LOOK AT RAISING ENTRANCE STANDARDS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
VICTIM'S MOTHER RELIEVED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
*SPRING BRINGS NEW LIFE TO THE ZOO,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STARS & STEINS HAS LITTLE TO CELEBRATE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
NORTH DAKOTA TOWN BANS BOOK ABOUT ITSELF,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SYMPHONY GIVES SPRING PROGRAM,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
ALL SAINTS SCHOOL TO STAY WITH 5-DAY WEEK,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CHANGE IN FEDERAL AID FOILS DAVISON'S PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
COLLEGE KICKS OFF FUND DRIVE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HOT SPRINGS POLICE CHIEF & CAPTAIN FIRED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HUMANE SOCIETY REWARD MONEY UNCLAIMED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
OIL INDUSTRY ANALYST PREDICTS CRUNCH,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATE PARK RANGER FIRED FOR POACHING,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
STATEMENTS WILL BE TAKEN IN JANKLOW SUIT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WELFARE AGENCY ASKS FOR ANTI-POVERTY MONEY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*LAWYER C L ANDERSON DIES AT 60,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
PERPICH WANTS RECIPROCITY PACT CHANGED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
POTHOLE PROBLEMS--WINGLER BLAMES BAD WEATHER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
REGENTS REVIEW BUDGET CUTBACKS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
RULING WILL SAVE PHONE USERS {dollar}6 MILLION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.01, col.4"
CALF LOSSES PROBLEM BUT OUTLOOK GOOD (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
WINGLER'S STREET PLAN SMACKS (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*VOLUNTEERS HONORED FOR SERVICE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
NUCLEAR WASTE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
CONVENTION FEATURES STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
EL SALVADOR REFUGEE TELLS OF TERROR,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
JUDGE RULES THAT OLSON IS HABITUAL OFFENDER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
KIDNEY FOUNDATION SPONSORS MUSIC FESTIVAL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS MEET IN YANKTON,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
MARCH OF DIMES PLEDGE SHEETS AVAILABLE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
POLICE SEARCH FOR SUSPECTS IN VANDALISM,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
WOMEN'S POLITICAL CAUCUS TO HAVE LUNCHEON,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.C, p.03, col.5"
GROSS TO SIGN NATION'S NO 2 JR COL SCORER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
SCHAEFER OPTIONS FOR VIKING FOOTBALL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1983, sect.D, p.01, col.4"
*MAYOR RACE HINGES ON UNDECIDEDS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*DOCTOR IS CONVERT TO CLOTH'S FOLLOWING,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.A, p.01, col.3"
*DIVERS FIND NOTHING ON CHRISTENSEN'S CASE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STUDENTS' FUTURE DEPENDS ON COLLEGE'S FATE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*GOOD NEWS FOR NEW SCHOOL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
"POLL PERSPECTIVES ON ELECTION, SCHOOL BOND","Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*TRIAL OFFERS CONFLICTING PICTURES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.01, col.5"
*BERG'S NOTABLE WORK FOR SDSU (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*HOOPS' MANAGERIAL SKILL SHOULD BE PLUS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
COLUMN PRAISED FOR GOOD NEWS JOURNALISM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
*63.5 OF RESPONDENTS OPPOSE BOND ISSUE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*WOULDN'T HAVE MISSED TRIP FOR THE WORLD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
*2ND EASTER SERVICE TO PROTEST MISSILES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.1"
JONES--WE WON'T LET COLLEGE CLOSE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.04, col.5"
OUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR SUMMER JOB-SEEKERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.05, col.1"
{dollar}40 MILLION BANK SUIT MAY BE TRIED SOON,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
ABERDEEN TEACHERS VOTE ON CONTRACT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"COLLEGE ENROLLMENT DROPS, EXCEPT IN HURON","Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
CONFERENCE WILL EXPLAIN GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
GUARD SAYS IT'S HELPING HONDURAN ORPHANS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
RULING ON COUNTY TAX DISPUTE EXPECTED SOON,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
STATE STOCKGROWERS PLAN CONVENTION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
"WORKSHOP, CONFERENCE FOR DISABLED PLANNED","Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
YANKTON MAN NAMED HEAD OF BUSINESS GROUP,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.1"
NEW MAYOR RISKS LOSS OF BUSINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
OUTLOOK GOOD FOR SUMMER JOB IN BLACK HILLS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.B, p.07, col.2"
SEARCH FOR NORTHERN PIKE ENDS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*FISHERMAN DAHL CATCHES HIS BIG ONE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
*PHEASANT RESTORATION PROGRAM NEEDS HELP,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.C, p.04, col.1"
"*SD MEANS FAMILY, FRIENDS, FUN, COMPETITION","Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
SOFTBALL LEAGUE WILL RETURN TO OLD SITE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.C, p.05, col.1"
*TOBEN'S OFF NIGHT NETS 300,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
AUTO RACING FANS SEEM TO LIKE PARITY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*DIVINE INSPIRATION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.D, p.01, col.1"
*LUVERNE VANGERPEN HAS MANY FAVORITE RECIPES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.D, p.03, col.1"
*SOAP OPERA STARS COME TO SIOUX FALLS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.D, p.07, col.1"
*CHICHI'S RESTAURANT WON THE AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.1"
*MORRELL ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS FOR 6,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.E, p.01, col.5"
BANKRUPTCIES DURING THE FIRST HALF OF APRIL 1984,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1984, sect.E, p.04, col.1"
*MORE TWISTERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1985, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
CBS BROUHAHA THREAT TO FREEDOM (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
COME CLEAN NOW (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SECRECY BEGETS COVER-UPS (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1985, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*LITTLE SUPPORT AT MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*MINNESOTA TWINS WIN REGION II DOUBLES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1985, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*STORM'S FURY SURPRISES OLD-TIMERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INMATE TRIED TO HANG HIMSELF,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
NO WASHINGTON LOBBYING OFFICE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
"IN APRIL, IT'S SMELT IN THE PAN","Argus LeaderApr 22 1985, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
MCGOVERN BEGINS WRITING SYNDICATED COLUMN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1985, sect.C, p.03, col.1"
*A SEA OF GULLS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
FLOODS DROWN PLANTING PLANS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
SCHOOL BID {dollar}1 MILLION LESS THAN ESTIMATE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
*CONTRIBUTIONS BUY HAPPINESS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.01, col.4"
*FATHER GAVE SURGEON MEDICAL MOTIVATION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*IN BATTLE FIELD OF COLD AND WARM AIR,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.05, col.1"
*LIONS CLUB CHOOSES OFFICERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
*TENNEBOE ELECTED LEGION LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
SDSU PROFESSOR ELECTED TO POST,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.4"
ARNETT TO HEAD TRAVELERS AUXILIARY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.07, col.5"
BUDGET-BALANCING PLAN MUST SURVIVE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
DASCHLE TAKES RIGHT POSITION (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
SPORTSMEN THANK DASCHLE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.1"
CRIMINALS GET TAX-FREE RIDE (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
LAND POLICIES HELP WEALTHY (L),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.A, p.08, col.2"
*SENIORS COMPARE NOTES AT LINCOLN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
HANSEN CONTINUES ATTACKS ON CANDIDATES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
WEATHER SERVICE TO ISSUE MOCK TORNADO WATCH,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
WOMAN LANDS PRIZE IN LUTEFISK TREASURE HUNT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.3"
COMMISSIONERS CLASH OVER PARKING RAMP,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
COURT THROWS OUT LAWSUIT FILED BY CITY BAND LEADER,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
CROOKS ROAD REPAIRS URGENTLY NEEDED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
"FARMERS DESERVE COMPENSATION FOR LINE, COURT TOLD","Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
SPINK COUNTY COMMISSION REJECTS NEW JAIL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1986, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
*ROADWORK BEGINS TO DRIVE CITY CRAZY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
MICKELSON IS KEEPING TALENTED TEAM TOGETHER (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.A, p.06, col.1"
MEIERHENRY OPENS LAW OFFICE IN CITY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
OFFICER FOUND GUILTY OF THEFT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
RESCUERS HALT RIVER DRAGGING,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
STATE BRIEFS DUE IN MILLER APPEAL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
2 HONORED FOR RESCUE ATTEMPT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.1"
*FIRED UP,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
COMPANIES LINE UP FOR AT&T HEARING,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PLANTING 60 PERCENT AHEAD OF LAST YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
PRISON POPULATION HITS RECORD HIGH,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
SHOPKO STORE PLANS {dollar}1.2 MILLION PAYROLL,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
WELFARE DIRECTOR ADVISES AGAINST PREGNANCY AID,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.3"
*STAND UP AND BE COUNTED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.4"
MURDER WITNESSES SENTENCED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION LAND,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.02, col.3"
BILL PROPOSES ENTRANCE FEES FOR NATIONAL PARKS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
CITY MAPS OUT FUTURE OF RECREATION TRAILS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
COURT REJECTS APPEAL TO HALT CUT IN WELFARE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
GROUP CALLS FOR FARM CREDIT BAILOUT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.B, p.03, col.1"
*LOCAL CHEFS PREPARE FOR FEAST,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
*SDSU NAMES 8 AS TEACHERS OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
OUTSTANDING YOUNG WOMEN NAMED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.1"
*SCHAEFER GETS HUMANITARIAN AWARD,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
CHERRY IS USD TEACHER OF YEAR,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
UNIVERSITY HONORS ENGINEERS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.2"
LAUSTSEN GETS ART CENTER CITATION,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.C, p.07, col.4"
IS SF NEXT TO HAVE CBA TEAM,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.D, p.04, col.1"
*STALZER SIBLINGS SHOOT FOR THE TOP,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.D, p.05, col.1"
PARSONS NETS RECORD MUSKIE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.1"
"{dollar}3.37 MILLION FOR FISH, WILDLIFE RESTORATION","Argus LeaderApr 22 1987, sect.D, p.06, col.3"
*MORRELL NEEDS IMPROVEMENT--OFFICIAL SAYS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
"*SNOW HELPS FARMERS, BLAMED FOR ACCIDENTS","Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.2"
REACTION TO TWINKIE MAY HAVE KILLED,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.A, p.01, col.5"
SHOULDN'T HAVE LET HIJACKERS GO FREE (ED),"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.1"
*GROUP TRYING TO STOP PROGRESS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.A, p.10, col.3"
*BEST PICTURE GETS MIXED REVIEWS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
*LOCAL WOMEN HONORED FOR LEADERSHIP,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.2"
RARE APPEARANCE IN EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
TV NEWS GETS LOCAL SHAKE-UP,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.B, p.01, col.6"
SHAKESPEARE'S 'MACBETH',"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.B, p.02, col.1"
*ANDERSON TO SEEK COMMISSION SEAT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
CANTON MAN FOUND GUILTY OF ARSON,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
EARLY-RELEASE INMATE PLEADS GUILTY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
FARM BANKRUPTCIES DROP 331 PERCENT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
INOUYE TO TOUR RESERVATIONS,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
MARCH OF DIMES WALKATHON SATURDAY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
SPINA BIFIDA GROUP TO HOLD POPCORN SALE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.1"
*TAKING A RIDE ON THE ARABIAN,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
LAWMAKERS PUSH FOR TAX DATA REPORT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TO BE FOUND GUILTY OF CONTEMPT,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.2"
TELEVISION ANCHOR QUITS JOB WITH KSFY,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.5"
KELO PLANS TO EXPAND COVERAGE,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.01, col.6"
ARSON SUSPECTED IN RAPID CITY AREA FIRES,"Argus LeaderApr 22 1988, sect.C, p.02, col.1"
"CONFISCATED SLOT MACHINES SELL FOR {dollar}2,720","